Chapter

 1 1 |    God, who alone is able to know and to reveal secret things.
 2 2 |     it. The third step is to know His Servant and Messenger,
 3 2 | third step, who, though they know the Ambassador of God, who
 4 7 |    is so unlearned as not to know, who is so void of understanding
 5 7 |         As bees, which alone know a country and fixed abodes;
 6 13|    choose better things, and know what is good, unless he
 7 13|   does He not remove them? I know that many of the philosophers,
 8 13|     wisdom causes us even to know God, and by that knowledge
 9 13|   Therefore, unless we first know evil, we shall be unable
10 13|  evil, we shall be unable to know good. But Epicurus did not
11 22| anger of God, that you might know how to refute those who