Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |       this, while he dreads the unknown truth. For, as he wished
 2    I, 11|         those who are born from unknown parents sons of earth."
 3    I, 22|         matter itself have been unknown. Thus, while they wish to
 4  III, 3 | character of that city which is unknown to us in all respects except
 5  III, 15| heavenly wisdom, which had been unknown to philosophers. For that
 6  III, 16|         which was lying hid and unknown to them: and this employment,
 7  III, 29|      assent to things which are unknown to him, he, I say, altogether
 8   IV, 4 |        Father and also Lord was unknown to both, to the worshippers
 9   IV, 26|         of His majesty would be unknown. Therefore in His suffering
10    V, 2 |    against the truth, which was unknown to them. I pass by those
11   VI, 2 |       to them things which were unknown to them, for the completion
12   VI, 12|         it to a stranger and an unknown person, he truly is worthy
13   VI, 12|         it be in the case of an unknown man, we will fulfil the
14  VII, 16|      will suddenly appear stars unknown and unseen by the eyes;