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 1   1, 72    |           from the irrational and ignorant infant, or, from that  ./. 
 2   1, 72    |       spirits. He is even (as) an ignorant child; and, because of the
 3   1, 72    |         mother; nor again, remain ignorant of his Father, but recognize
 4   2, 17    |         immense multitudes of the ignorant inhabitants brought together,
 5   2, 21(49)| conflagration; while those of the ignorant will endure only for a certain
 6   2, 21(49)|      added, that the souls of the ignorant, as well as those of the
 7   2, 49    |          their daughters, and the ignorant crowd, going to the Temples,
 8   2, 50    |  Philosophers, but were fools and ignorant men: but, if they had in
 9   2, 68    |     affairs of the Greeks, can be ignorant of them ?—of the war (for  ./. 
10   3, 55(75)|       spirits could not have been ignorant of the birth of Christ,
11   4, 1     |       contrary, of the foolish or ignorant; so also, although we might
12   4, 6     |          the despised ; -- by men ignorant as to speech, Syrians in
13   5, 6     |      those who were barbarian and ignorant, should (at once) make this
14   5, 25    |           who could not have been ignorant that He was a deceiver and