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 1 II, 4  |  charges. You said indeed that ignorance would bring me forgiveness,
 2 II, 4  |        I did not betray you in ignorance, but was intimately acquainted
 3 III, 15|       compelled to correct the ignorance of the multitude, have,
 4 IV, 1  |     errors therein are sins of ignorance)-for the sake, I say, of
 5 IV, 1  |      not be ashamed to own his ignorance; and shall he who is going
 6 IV, 2  |    greater on account of their ignorance of him whom they brought
 7 IV, 2  |    make of him; and if they in ignorance drag him on, he ought to
 8 IV, 2  |        surely this pretence of ignorance will not be able to profit
 9 IV, 6  |     paying respect not to that ignorance which St. Paul acknowledges,
10  V, 3  |        him, with jeers at this ignorance of his, thinking to screen
11  V, 6  |    worth. Some do this through ignorance alone,7 some through ignorance
12  V, 6  | ignorance alone,7 some through ignorance and envy, in order that
13  V, 6  |   these, but often against the ignorance of the whole multitude;
14  V, 6  |       those who commit them in ignorance, and to weep for those who
15 VI, 1  |  excuse, nor to take refuge in ignorance, nor for the plea of necessity
16 VI, 1  |       appointed to rectify the ignorance of others, and to warn them
17 VI, 1  |     not be able to put forward ignorance as his excuse, or to say, "
18 VI, 12 |     will result to us from the ignorance of men? What then is this,