Chapter

 1 4 |     invisible things. Him we know from His creation, and apprehend
 2 5 |   Father. Him (the Logos) we know to be the beginning of the
 3 6 |     the poor and the godless know not what is stored up, yet
 4 9 |   demons, we have learned to know one Lord who wanders not;
 5 19|      be instructed by us who know them: though you do profess
 6 19|     in a solemn assembly who know not God. For what is divination?
 7 25|  competing with the dog, you know not God, and so have turned
 8 26|     in motion, so you do not know that it is you who are passing
 9 26|      particular men; and you know not God, but in your fierce
10 30| follies of childhood. For we know that the nature of wickedness
11 34|    our women? What care I to know that Euanthe gave birth
12 36|     the Jews,events which we know were announced by our prophets,