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 1        1, VI     | intentional malignity, or from ignorance, I do not know. And he next
 2        1, IX     |        taking advantage of the ignorance of those who are easily
 3        1, XII    |      do not perceive their own ignorance, and should thus imagine,
 4        1, XXVI   | afterwards "how it was through ignorance that the Jews were deceived
 5        1, XXVI   |        had discovered that the ignorance of the Jews regarding Christ
 6        1, XXXIV  |      has not done, either from ignorance or from an unwillingness (
 7        1, LXII   |        statements, showing his ignorance even of the number of the
 8        1, LXII   |    inasmuch as it is their own ignorance which they record), discoursing
 9        2, II     |       a state of superstitious ignorance; for he said, in answer
10        2, III    |      however, is to expose the ignorance of Celsus, who makes this
11        2, XXXII  |        ignorant, how could her ignorance prove that she was not descended
12        2, LXXVIII|      and it was a proof of the ignorance of Celsus, to represent
13        3, XLIV   |    those who rest in their own ignorance, and who utter, not what
14        3, LIV    |       they may lay aside their ignorance, and endeavour to obtain
15        3, LXXII  |   wisdom does not mislead, but ignorance does, while of existing
16        3, LXXII  |        in such persons term it ignorance rather than wisdom.~
17        3, LXXV   |        physicians, by whom his ignorance would be exposed," we shall
18        3, LXXVII |      assert that those who, in ignorance of God, give themselves
19        4, XXV    |     dung-heap of stupidity and ignorance. Indeed, whatever be the
20        4, XXV    |       if it should sin through ignorance, nor liken it to animals
21        4, XXXVI  | accuses Jews and Christians of ignorance and want of instruction,
22        4, XXXIX  |    position between wisdom and ignorance." Now, if those who read
23        4, L      |       that there was a veil of ignorance lying upon the heart of
24        4, LXV    |        disappear. But although ignorance of God is an evil, and one
25        5, LXIII  |        great darkness of their ignorance. With respect, however,
26        5, LXV    |   which they have made through ignorance and misunderstanding, when
27        6, IV     |       involved in darkness and ignorance as to the (true) worship
28        6, XIV    |        been set free from this ignorance and want of knowledge, while
29        6, XLII   |     them, due to their extreme ignorance, in which they have wandered
30        6, LXVI   |   shown in consequence of what ignorance, and impiety, and want of
31        6, LXVII  |    than his who is involved in ignorance of God, and who is prevented
32        6, LXVIII |     has exhibited considerable ignorance in the imaginary answer
33        7, XLIV   |      ridicule by those who, in ignorance of what true religion is,
34        7, XLV    |         do not expose your own ignorance, and do not accuse of blindness
35        7, XLVIII |     who are despised for their ignorance, and set down as fools and
36        7, LI     |        have reproached as with ignorance, or forbidden us to characterize
37        7, LI     |   their minds the blindness of ignorance. And if our actions are
38        7, LXIX   | depravity and vice, or through ignorance of what is right, all such
39        8, I      |      darkness about God and in ignorance of their Creator. Again,
40        8, IX     |        has not arisen from the ignorance and folly of men who in
41        8, XXI    |       demons, although, in his ignorance of what true sanctity is,
42        8, XXXII  |         rash spirits, by their ignorance in these matters, and by
43        8, XXXVI  |       spirits; although if, in ignorance of certain things, they
44        8, LXVI   |     God." Again, however, from ignorance of our principles, and in