Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 3 |     Chaldeans, therefore, being ignorant of the quantity of duration
 2    IV, 12|       of the giants, who, being ignorant of these measures, and supposing
 3    IV, 28|       asked. If, however, he is ignorant of the question, he forms
 4    IV, 45|  neither be confused by them as ignorant persons would, nor become
 5     V, 3 |       in all. But those who are ignorant of him, call him Geryon
 6     V, 4 |       betrayed by those who are ignorant (of his perfections) to
 7     V, 11| chariots. All, however, who are ignorant (of this fact), he says,
 8     V, 11|         things to those who are ignorant, "are setting and rising
 9    VI, 15|        he is cast off, as being ignorant of the mysteries. This Simon,
10    VI, 25|           Sophia, however,) was ignorant that the Unbegotten One,
11    VI, 29|         world. He was, however, ignorant that Sophia, the Mother,
12    VI, 30|       prophet) could not but be ignorant of all (these) things, inasmuch
13    VI, 40|        the sound of it, but are ignorant of the power. For Jesus
14   VII, 21|      things, and which (yet) is ignorant of the God that is above
15  VIII, 2 |          beneath, and not being ignorant of the power of darkness,
16  VIII, 6 |     knew; every creature who is ignorant of the Son, however, forms
17    IX, 1 |       own day, by which certain ignorant and presumptuous men have
18    IX, 5 |         are the same, no one is ignorant. But he makes his statement
19    IX, 6 |      his purpose Zephyrinus, an ignorant and illiterate individual,
20     X, 12|         darkness, and not being ignorant both of the terror of darkness
21     X, 28|   creation, while they remained ignorant of the Creator. And from