Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 6 |     stars, for the purpose of knowing them better, not from any
 2     V, 2 |    without excuse. Wherefore, knowing God, they glorified Him
 3     V, 2 |      this good-producing, not knowing what they say. And the Greeks,
 4     V, 4 |     he speaks as follows, not knowing what he says: "Whether (
 5     V, 21|   remain with me." Then Edem, knowing that she had been deserted
 6    VI, 42|      says) that perfect Nous, knowing the sixfold number to be
 7    IX, 7 |     master at a distance. And knowing that himself would be inevitably
 8    IX, 7 |   give the name of Callistus, knowing the villanous acts he had
 9     X, 5 |      cause of the capacity of knowing God. And the Naassene asserts
10     X, 7 | endued with intelligence, and knowing that when the light has