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 1 1 |     words and oppositions of knowledge falsely so called. There
 2 3 |   the more intimate is their knowledge of her. Moreover they lay
 3 10| cannot be raised by God to a knowledge and perfection which surpasses
 4 11|       since sentiment is not knowledge, God indeed presents Himself
 5 25| prescribe a work without the knowledge of the author, without hearing
 6 28|    is the development of our knowledge, even concerning the faith,
 7 39|   reason, do not lead to the knowledge of God. What remains, then,
 8 40|    as the sole possessors of knowledge, and makes them say, inflated
 9 52|    and regular - men of age, knowledge and prudence who will know
10 52|    account of the character, knowledge and orthodoxy of the candidate.
11 57|  science and other realms of knowledge may be promoted under the