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 1    I,  5, 3 |  heavens; he fashioned man, yet knew not man; he brought to light
 2    I,  5, 3 |        of all that he made, and knew not even of the existence
 3    I,  8, 3 | Demiurge, who, as being animal, knew neither his mother who was
 4    I,  9, 4 |       conducted him."9~"For she knew the mind of her brother,
 5    I, 20, 1 |        as meaning that He alone knew the Unknown, which He revealed
 6    I, 20, 2 |      the one true God whom they knew not. Further, when, as He
 7    I, 20, 2 |         of truth. For what they knew not, these men say that
 8    I, 27, 3 |       since these men, he says, knew that their God was constantly
 9    I, 30, 9 |  remembrance of themselves, and knew that they were naked, as
10    I, 30, 11|        means of Ialdabaoth (who knew not what he did), that emissions
11    I, 30, 14|       of his disciples, whom he knew to be capable of understanding
12   II,  6, 2 |      seen Him, but because they knew of the existence of Him
13   II,  6, 3 |   Creator of the world) neither knew His Mother, nor her seed,
14   II, 14, 7 |        know, the truth? If they knew it, then the descent of
15   II, 14, 7 |      the knowledge of those who knew it? If, on the other hand,
16   II, 14, 7 |      same terms as do those who knew not the truth, ye boast
17   II, 14, 7 |          for the men themselves knew what they were saying, as
18   II, 14, 7 |   either the Mother or her seed knew and proclaimed those things
19   II, 26, 1 |        himself; but, because he knew that some, puffed up by
20   II, 33, 5 |        no knowledge, nor [once] knew things which she cannot [
21   II, 34, 1 |    account He states that Dives knew Lazarus after death, and
22  III,  3, 1 |    those who neither taught nor knew of anything like what these [
23  III,  5, 1 |         speak lies; and whom He knew to have taken origin from
24  III,  9, 3 |      Him of man, for He Himself knew what was in man." For He
25  III, 10, 1 |       sacerdotal office. For he knew of none other above Him;
26  III, 10, 1 |     have confessed Him, whom he knew to be the fruit of a defect,
27  III, 11, 2 |      made by Him, and the world knew Him not. He came unto His
28  III, 12, 2 |     since he was a prophet, and knew that God had sworn with
29  III, 12, 5 |      whom God anointed, and who knew no other [God]. For at that
30  III, 12, 13|         were they perfected who knew one and the same God, who
31  III, 13, 1 |      who allege that Paul alone knew the truth, and that to him
32  III, 13, 1 |        have but one apostle who knew the dispensation of His
33  III, 14, 2 |         with simplicity what he knew, not only to those who were [
34  III, 15    |    APOSTLES AND THEIR DISCIPLES KNEW AND PREACHED ONE GOD, THE
35  III, 15, 3 |      the fathers; and that they knew no other. The opinion of
36  III, 16, 2 |                       That John knew the one and the same Word
37  III, 16, 5 |          The Gospel, therefore, knew no other son of man but
38  III, 16, 5 |         but Him who was born it knew as Jesus Christ the Son
39  III, 16, 9 |      follows from this, that he knew nothing of that Christ who
40  III, 17, 1 |      Demiurge; but they neither knew nor said anything of the
41  III, 18, 3 |       is plain, then, that Paul knew no other Christ besides
42  III, 18, 5 |      you from city to city." He knew, therefore, both those who
43  III, 18, 5 |      suffer persecution, and He knew those who should have to
44  III, 21, 9 |       cast into a land which he knew not. Earth, hear the word
45  III, 23, 5 | question to the serpent; for He knew that he had been the prime
46   IV,  6, 1 |       following manner: "No man knew the Father, but the Son;
47   IV,  7    |         REVELATION OF THE WORD, KNEW THE FATHER, AND THE COMING
48   IV, 11    |      PROPHETS AND RIGHTEOUS MEN KNEW BEFOREHAND OF THE ADVENT
49   IV, 23, 1 |         this reason,] those who knew not the Scriptures nor the
50   IV, 29, 2 |         might not see, since He knew the [spirit of] unbelief
51   IV, 30, 3 |        justice. For, because He knew that we would make a good
52   IV, 30, 3 |     them from the Egyptians who knew not God; and by means of
53   IV, 31, 1 |        with her father; and Lot knew not when she lay down, nor
54   IV, 31, 1 |         of the younger: "And he knew not," it is said, "when
55   IV, 31, 1 |           Since, therefore, Lot knew not [what he did], nor was
56   IV, 33, 12|  inglorious man, and as one who knew what it was to bear infirmity,
57   IV, 36, 3 |     given in marriage, and they knew not, until Noe entered into
58   IV, 38, 4 |       time by His prescience He knew the infirmity of human beings,
59   IV, 39, 1 |      power (magnanimitatem) man knew both the good of obedience
60   IV, 41, 3 |         Lord term those whom He knew to be the offspring of men "
61    V,  1, 1 |          For what other person "knew the mind of the Lord," or
62    V, 15, 3 |      formed thee in the womb, I knew thee; and before thou wentest
63    V, 18, 2 |      made by Him, and the world knew Him not. To His own things
64    V, 23, 1 |       not die by death; for God knew that in the day ye shall