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 1 1|      by [means of] the key of knowledge, in faith and morals, once
 2 2|      defined it by the key of knowledge, that the poverty of Christ
 3 2|    once for all by the key of knowledge in faith or morals by the
 4 2|  spiritual key is by no means knowledge, but a power of binding
 5 2| loosing, by recoking it to be knowledge, have erred. In favor of
 6 2| however well established that knowledge is not normally conferred
 7 2|      these men, it seems that knowledge is not the key, but rather
 8 2|     that one spiritual key is knowledge, and following [the argument
 9 2|     established by the key of knowledge, have one affect, and those
10 2|    some things, by the key of knowledge, and others, by the key
11 2|    For by means of the key of knowledge, or by the authority to
12 2|      regards this matter from knowledge instead of light. And this
13 2| heavem," making no mention of knowledge.~