Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  7, 3| Demiurge than others, while he knows not the true cause thereof,
 2    I, 15, 1|   alone, while the father also knows what they are. The other
 3   II,  5, 2| knowledge is within that which knows), then they must of necessity
 4   II,  6, 1|    Wherefore, although "no one knows the Father, except the Son,
 5   II, 11, 1|     and the prophets, while He knows no other, and that this
 6   II, 13, 2|      regarding it; and when he knows it, he also considers it;
 7   II, 17, 8|     existing in the Father, he knows Him in whom he exists--that
 8   II, 28, 4|   alone as His own Father, and knows no other, as I shall show
 9   II, 28, 6|  allowed that the Father alone knows the very day and hour of
10  III, 19, 2|       heaven has revealed Him, knows Him, so that he understands
11  III, 21, 4|        shall He eat: before He knows or chooses out things that
12  III, 21, 4|     good; for before the child knows good or evil, He shall not
13  III, 21, 4|         in saying,] "before He knows good and evil;" for these
14   IV,  6, 2|        and comes. And His Word knows that His Father is, as far
15   IV,  6, 2|        is the Father alone who knows His own Word. And both these
16   IV, 21, 2|         is also their God, who knows hidden things, who knoweth
17   IV, 37, 3|        again, "The servant who knows his Lord's will, and does
18    V, 20, 2|      men (that knowledge which knows more than it should do)