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 1   1, 5 |       on all their decisions. I know that my skill and learning
 2   1, 6 |      that they are unwilling to know all those facts, the complete
 3   1, 8 |     bishops, though some of you know those grounds; in order
 4   1, 8 |          you might nevertheless know with what confession of
 5   1, 10| Compulsory Ignorance Act not to know that He is of God: just
 6   1, 10|       decreed that a man should know what in future he is to
 7   1, 43|        is condemned, so that we know that the Only-begotten Son
 8   1, 63|       down incidents of which I know nothing: I have heard and
 9   1, 63|        I am now staying, really know not God. Would that they
10   1, 78|        But suppose they did not know what o0moou/sion was, or
11   1, 78|    unknowable? But if we cannot know how He was born, can we
12   1, 78|      was born, can we refuse to know even this, that God the
13   1, 78|         I ask, did they come to know that He jointly suffered?
14   1, 79| something that another does not know. Not that I have dared to
15   1, 89|     nothing about this: yet you know as well as I do that this
16   1, 90|  meaning of' religion. I do not know the word o0moiou/sion, or
17   1, 91|     your holy prayers. I do not know, now that I have thus expounded