Chapter

 1 II     |         the peril of their souls. Know therefore that I will not
 2 IV     |          the name of truth; for I know thee to be true and wise
 3 V      |         the son unto his father, "know well, Sir, that thus I live
 4 V      |          old man near, desired to know the meaning of this strange
 5 VI     |        that Master against whom I know that I have often grievously
 6 VI     |         said the king to them, `I know that such is your answer,
 7 VI     |           And he said unto them, `Know ye to whom these are like?
 8 VII    | righteousness, and taught them to know the true God. Wherefore
 9 VII    |           Saviour; but thou shalt know him more perfectly, if thou
10 VIII   |       human nature, then shall we know all things from his lips
11 VIII   |        from his lips which now we know not. This doth my initiation
12 VIII   |       words of the Incarnate God, know thou that we have been taught
13 IX     |         undoubtingly. Moreover we know that there shall be rewards
14 IX     |          Verily I say unto you, I know you not.' Wherefore from
15 IX     |        Spirit. For Esay saith, `I know their works and their thoughts,'
16 X      |            therefore, desirous to know whether the man had understood
17 X      | nightingale said unto him, `Now I know thee to be a mighty fool.
18 X      |         And yet what folly not to know that they, which be unable
19 X      |         his grace also, I came to know thy ease, and was sent to
20 XII    |         tree thou shalt assuredly know the sweet fruits of other
21 XII    |          kind and form, and shalt know what a foundation of religious
22 XIII   |          like figures, that I may know for certain what the manner
23 XIII   |            I am not thy friend: I know not who thou art. Other
24 XIV    |          sure or firm bases: they know not to what goal they are
25 XIV    |     instead of goodness; and they know not who shall inherit the
26 XV     |           of the true philosophy. Know thou, then, that this is
27 XVI    |       your most unhappy country I know of none: the tyranny of
28 XVI    |       counsellor unto him, "Such, know thou well, O king, and even
29 XVI    |         in the eyes of those that know the unspeakable beauties
30 XVI    |          when the king desired to know what the eternal might be
31 XVI    |       bright spirit answered, `To know the only true God, and Jesus
32 XVI    |           he shall understand and know the dire evil in which he
33 XVII   |           whereby thou seekest to know the steadfastness of my
34 XVII   |          already proved thee, and know how wise and steadfast is
35 XVII   |          of him, that thou mayest know what is the hope of his
36 XVII   |        and sense, still said, `We know in part, and we prophesy
37 XVII   |           the things that are; to know the structure of the world,
38 XVIII  |  Wherefore saith the Apostle, `We know that if our earthly house
39 XIX    |        question, never seeking to know the manner, how the Son
40 XIX    |     crowns or punishments: and we know that Christ, with the Father
41 XXI    |       service, that thou mightest know to what end thou wast born,
42 XXII   |     change for the better: nay, I know for very certain that he
43 XXII   |           fail to take Barlaam, I know of an eremite, Nachor by
44 XXII   |         Yea," said the hermit, "I know him that is called the deceiver,
45 XXII   |           God loveth, although we know it, nor shall we betray
46 XXIII  |        like to be mocking us. But know thou well that the bones
47 XXIV   |         fleeth from a snake, if I know that thou grudgest me my
48 XXIV   |          there no looking upward? Know thou that all flesh is grass
49 XXIV   |       with dread torments, yet, I know well, that if thou turn
50 XXV    |      enjoyment, and all the while know not what they say, nor whereof
51 XXV    |         thy father. Dost thou not know how lovely a thing it is
52 XXV    |           may not say. But this I know full well, and would have
53 XXV    |         well, and would have thee know, O my father, that thou
54 XXV    |       true and unchangeable; they know no end, and are not subject
55 XXVII  |           human race, that we may know which of them partake of
56 XXVII  |              And that thou mayest know, O king, that I speak nought
57 XXVIII |           prince, well said! I do know the true and very God, by
58 XXX    |         error of these idols; but know thy Lord, and the Maker
59 XXXII  |           the devils, thou mayest know, taking up their abode in
60 XXXIII |           this way heal my heart, know thou well, that I shall
61 XXXIV  |       have come to my senses, and know that the words which thou
62 XXXVI  |          adversary. Ye yourselves know my manner of life among
63 XXXVI  |        and have taught you all to know the one true God, the Lord
64 XXXVI  |         said they, "we learned to know God, and were redeemed from
65 XXXVII |        one to scorn, and said, "I know thee, deceiver, who thou
66 XXXVIII|        hath thy father learned to know God, or is he still carried