Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,1|  cen-~tury, had so sketchy a knowledge of Latin literature that
2     I, 3,1|      us and even without our knowledge? If the Roman Pontiff, seated
3     I, 3,3|      Nyssa put it: .The true knowledge and vision of God consist
4     I, 3,3|      we seek lies beyond all knowledge, being wholly ~separated
5     I, 3,3|    excluding all ~ 36~direct knowledge of God and in asserting
6     I, 4,1|    brother enjoyed was their knowledge of Slavonic: in childhood
7    II, 1,1| beyond our~comprehension and knowledge (On the Orthodox Faith,
8    II, 1,2|      all possible wisdom and knowledge: his was a realized,~and
9    II, 1,2|   not from a great height of knowledge and perfection,~but from