Chapter

 1 3 |        goes, do even Latins (and ignorant ones too) pronounce the
 2 10|          True enough; who can be ignorant of it? Who also can be unaware
 3 16|   inquiry of Adam (as if He were ignorant), "Where art thou, Adam? "
 4 16|          tempting Abraham, as if ignorant of what was in man; offended
 5 16|     becomes manifest; for, being ignorant that the entire order of
 6 19|         who was at the same time ignorant of the divine purpose. If,
 7 19|       the universe, He not being ignorant of what she was making. "
 8 22|        says to them "You are not ignorant whence I am; and I am not
 9 22|      them of Two, whom they were ignorant of. Granted that "if they
10 24| intercourse with them, they were ignorant of, but it was the Son;
11 24|        reproached them for being ignorant of after so long a time
12 26|        by the Father. He is also ignorant of the last day and hour,