Book, Chapter

1     I, 12| perfection man may speak,~Yet he knows it not himself, and in all
2    IV, 28|       the same result. But if he knows beforehand that one is present
3     V, 3 |          what sort it is, nobody knows. It resides, however, in
4     V, 4 |       body; and, he says, no one knows this (point) save the spiritual
5     V, 5 |          man) seeks to shun,~And knows not how to pass it through.~
6    VI, 28|          the Demiurge, they say, knows nothing at all, but is,
7    VI, 44|          alone. These the Father knows which they are. Those names
8    IX, 5 |        we have been born; and he knows God to be the cause of this
9     X, 17|      circle of existence, and it knows not the God (that is) above