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 1 1 |          shall reveal Him. And I know well that He who has opened
 2 2 |          the wrath of Demeter; I know not what for the future
 3 2 |          you in a vacant hour, I know will excite your laughter,
 4 2 |          of the Corybantes, then know that, having killed their
 5 2 |          call those Atheists who know not the true God, and pay
 6 2 |      impiety, first in that they know not God, not acknowledging
 7 2 |        descend to Hades, did not know the way; a man, by name
 8 2 | unwittingly; for the god did not know that Lycaon the Arcadian,
 9 4 |        the waves on the shore. I know fire to be capable of exposing
10 4 |       the earth." But you do not know God, and worship the heaven,
11 10|          vain thoughts."~And you know not that, of all truths,
12 10|      deliberation and doubt, and know not what is worthy of God.
13 10|      while you till your fields, know God. Sail the sea, you who
14 10|     awake from this slumber, and know God; and that neither Gold,
15 10|       reason, they are unable to know God. So are you not ashamed
16 11|            In order that you may know well both God and man."~ "
17 11|        inscribe? "That all shall know God, from small to great;"
18 11|         now that we have come to know the most precious and venerable