Book, Chapter

 1     I, 1 |    things in heaven, he did not know, what was at his feet. And
 2     I, 15|          reverencing the rule, "Know thyself," and having assembled
 3     I, 21|         that the Brachmans only know on account of their alone
 4    IV, 4 |    birth, but in reality do not know it, is evident from these
 5    IV, 27|         their system is! For we know that those originally conversant
 6    IV, 47|          but that the Beast may know all things at the same time.
 7    IV, 47|        affirms that he does not know what this toil is, and what
 8     V, 3 |       only who are initiated to know. For the Samothracians expressly
 9     V, 3 |         is a man, and who shall know him?" In this manner, (the
10     V, 4 |       perfections) to those who know him not, being accounted
11     V, 11|         appals the gods:--~"For know, he says, this earth and
12     V, 11|     produced. He will (thereby) know that without him nothing
13     V, 19|        Justinus, if you wish to know "what eye hath not seen,
14     V, 19|         that is, if you wish to know Him who is good above all,
15     V, 21|         went in unto Ganymede, (know that) the eagle is Naas,
16     V, 21|      Israel," he says, "did not know me (Elohim); for had he
17    VI, 19|     taste that it is sweet, and know by hearing that it is musical
18    VI, 19|     cold, it is not possible to know by hearing, but (far from
19    VI, 37|       course none of them could know the pronunciation of the (
20    VI, 40|      the name was that which we know and utter, viz., Christ
21    VI, 40|          And yet this which you know and seem long since to possess
22    VI, 41| INTERPRETATION OF THE ALPHABET.~Know, (therefore,) that these
23   VII, 7 |     soul)--is more difficult to know than the soul itself. The
24   VII, 14|        recognised my sin, and I know my transgression, (and)
25   VII, 15|     Archon of the Hebdomad will know nothing of superjacent entities.
26   VII, 17|     their own beloved race;~For know that all possess perception
27   VII, 18|        faithful, and those that know the truth. (Thinkest thou,
28  VIII, 1 |      ashamed, may be brought to know how the Saviour has advised (
29  VIII, 13|         faithful, and those who know the truth; because every
30    IX, 4 |          and because all do not know or confess this, he utters
31    IX, 5 |   knowledge, and yet he did not know (the nature of) day and
32    IX, 6 |        following sentiments: "I know that there is one God, Jesus
33    IX, 6 |     Christ; nor except Him do I know any other that is begotten
34    IX, 26|       but also, when brought to know the power of the truth,
35     X, 16|       whom the prophets did not know, and Christ to be His Son.
36     X, 29|       amongst us. This Logos we know to have received a body
37     X, 29|         to do both. This Man we know to have been made out of
38     X, 30|     sojourn in this life, didst know the Celestial King. And
39     X, 30|         import of the proverb, "Know thyself;" i.e., discover