Chapter

 1 10|      greater than himself. He knew, therefore, that he was
 2 25|     were worshipped, but they knew of one God only. After that
 3 37|  because he confessed that he knew one thing only, -- namely,
 4 37|      only, -- namely, that he knew nothing. And on the authority
 5 37|     or should think that they knew things which they did not
 6 37|       For he who said that he knew one thing only, found another
 7 37|     to speak of, as though he knew it; but that in vain. For
 8 37|       both pronounced that he knew nothing, and made good his
 9 44|  since God is in Thee, and we knew it not, even the God of
10 44|        And He is man, and who knew Him?" Isaiah also thus speaks: "
11 46| together against me, and they knew me not: they were scattered,
12 67|      inasmuch as they neither knew God nor were able to perceive