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 1 6 |       authority in religion and knowledge" (In lib. 3 Epist. S. Anselmi,
 2 8 |        strength and gentleness, knowledge and piety, so that both
 3 11|        and in words," if in his knowledge and his life, in contemplation
 4 13|       and inertia; the paths to knowledge and to the teaching office
 5 16|         of solid study and true knowledge, for there can be no real
 6 16|        of ignorance or confused knowledge of the things of religion,
 7 33|     strength, virtue, zeal, and knowledge necessary for so great an
 8 41|     exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bring into captivity
 9 43| pernicious masters of an insane knowledge, of their aims, their illusions,
10 46|         horns of an overweening knowledge - not knowing that when
11 54|      vision is the intellectual knowledge which is within our reach