Chapter

 1 2 |      will be more easily able to know and to declare God, whereas
 2 3 |          are the simple folk, we know all about it. In short,
 3 4 | DESIGNATES THE ENTIRE SCHOOL.~We know, I say, most fully their
 4 7 |     happy isle of the blessed, I know not where. There the god
 5 7 |   described him to be such as we know that he ought to be, they
 6 9 |     interposed she who (you must know) imposes silence even on
 7 9 |       with the secret longing to know the Father, the crime is
 8 15|        may learn, the Stoics may know, Plato himself (may discover),
 9 21|           on the score, you must know, of his inability to approach
10 30|      confession anywhere else, I know not where, and not before