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 1     I, 4 |    universal grief, condemning the ignorance of the entire of life, and
 2     I, 16|       transgression, but that from ignorance and an erroneous conception
 3    IV, 3 |        much in this; while, I say, ignorance on these points prevails
 4     V, 9 |        called Thalassa. This power ignorance has been accustomed to denominate
 5     V, 9 |       waters. Her name is Chorzar. Ignorance is in the habit of styling
 6     V, 9 |            hues of Night: this one ignorance denominated Cronus. And
 7     V, 9 |         repose in their own power. Ignorance denominated these the erratic
 8     V, 9 |         Eccabbacara (is the same). Ignorance is in the habit of denominating
 9     V, 9 |             power) is Soclan, whom ignorance is accustomed to style Osiris; (
10     V, 9 |         the ethereal (region), but ignorance has denominated him Isis.
11     V, 9 |     right-hand power is that which ignorance has denominated Rhea, according
12     V, 9 |      lordship over sustenance, and ignorance is in the habit of styling
13     V, 9 |     lordship over fruits. This one ignorance has denominated Mena, according
14     V, 9 |           is (lord) of fire, (and) ignorance has denominated this one
15     V, 9 |       authors of generation. These ignorance has been in the habit of
16     V, 9 |             and concupiscence; and ignorance has been accustomed to style
17     V, 11|           it is in regard of which ignorance is in the habit of affirming:
18     V, 21|          punished through paternal ignorance the spirit which is in men."~
19    VI, 7 |            art), unskilfulness and ignorance are the results; and just
20    VI, 26|          OF CHRIST AND THE SPIRIT.~Ignorance, therefore, having arisen
21    VI, 28|           while thus in a state of ignorance that even he is producing,
22   VII, 14|      brought to understand in what ignorance He was (involved). This,
23   VII, 15|           the whole world enormous ignorance, that all things may continue
24   VII, 15| superjacent entities. For enormous ignorance will lay hold on this one
25   VII, 15|          manner, however, the same ignorance will lay hold also on the