Chapter

 1 I     |     that sat in the darkness of ignorance, and to baptize them in
 2 II    |       not rightly tax thee with ignorance of good, seeing that thou
 3 X     |       unto light. For, soothly, ignorance of God is darkness and death
 4 XII   | adversaries, that none, through ignorance of the manner of wrestling,
 5 XXV   |       wrong road: or that, from ignorance and inexperience of the
 6 XXV   |       if thou condemnest me for ignorance and inexperience of the
 7 XXV   |  willingly, I no, nor by way of ignorance, have I failed of the good,
 8 XXV   |        fail of the mark through ignorance, but after much laborious
 9 XXV   | surrounded with a dense mist of ignorance, and, walking in darkness
10 XXVII |        as anger, forgetfulness, ignorance, and the like. By him all
11 XXVIII|       thou hast avoided, not in ignorance, but by wilful wrongdoing,
12 XXX   |        the sins of my youth and ignorance, I have resolved to present
13 XXXV  |    surpassed his former sins of ignorance. For four years did he live
14 XXXVII|       not be tripped up through ignorance of the wiles of the enemy.
15 XXXIX |        thee, in knowledge or in ignorance. Defend also this thy faithful
16 XL    |       were sick of unbelief and ignorance of God, believed through