Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |             the sick to the perfect knowledge of the truth. There is a
 2    I, 1 |       difference between health and knowledge; for the latter is produced
 3    I, 1 |            such a way as to lead to knowledge, and to the latter to health.
 4    I, 1 |           the soul to all requisite knowledge when it is made able to
 5    I, 3 |            for man to arrive at the knowledge of God. For God would not
 6    I, 4 |        respiration, sight, hearing, knowledge, hope, obedience, love all
 7    I, 5 |            of the faith, and of the knowledge of God, to a perfect man,
 8    I, 6 |          are inflated on account of knowledge have calumniously alleged.
 9    I, 6 |            make any addition to His knowledge is absurd, since He is God.
10    I, 6 |     illumination what we receive is knowledge, and the end of knowledge
11    I, 6 |           knowledge, and the end of knowledge is rest--the last thing
12    I, 6 |           purblind as to the truth. Knowledge, then, is the illumination
13    I, 6 |      ignorance has bound ill, is by knowledge loosed well; those bonds
14    I, 6 |       before our washing. And since knowledge springs up with illumination,
15    I, 6 |            perfect and endowed with knowledge, again distinguished by
16    I, 6 |         have instilled into you the knowledge which, from instruction,
17    I, 6 |            has he not indicated the knowledge of the truth, the perfect
18    I, 6 |      understand, is the glorying in knowledge, hear the law of Scripture: "
19    I, 6 |            by raising themselves to knowledge, let them understand that,
20    I, 6 |             life, not as perfect in knowledge, but as aspiring after perfection.
21    I, 7 |            God, and training in the knowledge of the truth, and right
22    I, 9 |          This mutual and reciprocal knowledge is the symbol of primeval
23    I, 10|            and wise. For wisdom and knowledge are mentioned by the same
24    I, 10|         blessings. He invites us to knowledge also, when He says by Jeremiah, "
25    I, 10|      exhibiting there the reward of knowledge, He calls the wise to the
26    I, 11|           of the fairest ornaments--knowledge, benevolence, and authority
27    I, 11|       authority of utterance;--with knowledge, for He is the paternal
28   II, 1 |               he says, "through thy knowledge thy weak brother perishes,
29   II, 1 |             devote ourselves to the knowledge of God. "For the just man
30   II, 2 |            perfect wisdom, which is knowledge of things divine and human,
31   II, 7 | embarrassment, and with accuracy of knowledge. Youth, Wisdom also commands
32   II, 8 |          manifest the savour of His knowledge by us in every place. For
33   II, 11|           those who by opinion, not knowledge, dream of the nature of
34  III, 3 |        exposed, often without their knowledge, have intercourse with a
35  III, 6 |    instruction, and not silver, and knowledge rather than tested gold;
36  III, 12|            Wisdom, the Sanctuary of knowledge. "And He is the propitiation