Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5   |             simplicity, which shall know no old age. And we who are
 2    I, 5   |           those called children who know Him who is God alone as
 3    I, 6   |            illuminated, which is to know God. He is not then imperfect
 4    I, 6   |      reprehend me when I profess to know God; for so it was deemed
 5    I, 6   |           hence, say they that they know "what eye hath not known,
 6    I, 6   |            have meat to eat that ye know not of. My meat is to do
 7    I, 6   |       termed wine, we are bidden to know that, as bread, crumbled
 8    I, 8   |         also, as by even scales, we know God. Of this also the book
 9    I, 9   |         send My people forth; but I know that he will not send them
10    I, 9   |           and foolish animals, will know him who feeds them, Israel
11    I, 9   |          receive His love, ye shall know His power. Denunciation
12    I, 10  |            of life, and give ear to know understanding." By Moses,
13   II, 1   |           to nature in man, he will know that he is not to be earnestly
14   II, 1   |          eat and to drink?" And "we know"--he says the truth--"that
15   II, 7   |          im-moderately, then are, I know not how, by some impulse
16   II, 8   |            the approach of night. I know that the woman brought to
17   II, 8   |            and refreshed Him; and I know that the ancient kings of
18   II, 8   |            fades not as a flower. I know, too, the words of Aristippus
19   II, 8   |            believed not, they shall know to be the loving God the
20   II, 8   |           do not use them? let them know, then, that unguents are
21   II, 9   |            addition to all, we must know this, that the need of sleep
22   II, 10  |           who are better than they, know them to be sins, but are
23   II, 11  |            cheap? It is because you know not what is really beautiful,
24   II, 13  |          For God has given to us, I know well, the liberty of use,
25   II, 13  |      shading it with gold. And they know not how great is their transgression,
26  III, 1   |          greatest of all lessons to know one's self. For if one knows
27  III, 1   |          one knows himself, he will know God; and knowing God, he
28  III, 2   |             he will be disgusted, I know well. For he will not find
29  III, 3   |             according to His will. "Know ye not yourselves," says
30  III, 3   |          known as dwelling in us, I know not how we could have dared
31  III, 3   |   wickedness! Besides, the wretches know not how many tragedies the
32  III, 4   |          them by the diviners. They know not that they are cheating
33  III, 4   |         Away with fornication. "For know this well," says the apostle, "
34  III, 8   |    suffering. "For I would have you know," says Jude, "that God,
35  III, 11  |            been said:--~"In fine, I know not how~ To whisper, nor
36  III, 11  |         pious, so loving. But now I know not how people change their
37  III, 11  | counterfeiting sanctity. Do you not know that spiders, merely by
38  III, 12  |            in fear: forasmuch as ye know that ye were not deemed
39  III, 12  |     seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every
40  III, 12  |         whole world. And by this we know that we know Him, if we
41  III, 12  |             by this we know that we know Him, if we keep His commandments.
42  III, 12  |      commandments. He that saith, I know Him, and keepeth not His
43  III, 12  |            of God perfected. Hereby know we that we are in Him. He
44  III, 12  |           Father, whom he learns to know on earth. The Word both
45  III, 12  |          what I have formed. If you know me, the fire will be your
46  III, pray|              and with all our power know Him who is the good God