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 1        0, Life | knowledge of Greek, probably he knew some Hebrew. Though he is
 2        0, Life |        it seemed that haply he ‘knew well the time of his departure;
 3        I, XXII |     generation succeeded, which knew nothing of those times,
 4        I, XXVII|   brought me forth." For he who knew himself to have been conceived
 5        I, XXVII|         mind of the person, who knew nothing of it, suffers the
 6       II, I    |     poor; and the cause which I knew not, I searched out. And
 7       II, I    |   tongue of Britain, which only knew how to utter barbarous cries,
 8       II, IV   |       called Britain, before we knew them, we held both the Britons
 9       II, IX   |       to confer with such as he knew to be the wisest of his
10       II, XII  |     head, and asked, whether he knew that sign? The king, trembling,
11      III, IV   |        For, as Christians, they knew that the Resurrection of
12      III, XI   |      them, because, though they knew him to be a holy man, yet,
13      III, XVII |     have learnt from those that knew him, he took care to neglect
14      III, XVII |       time appointed, or, if he knew it, being prevailed on by
15      III, XIX  |      and jaw, scorched them. He knew the man, and called to mind
16      III, XXV  |       by all men, for they well knew, that though he could not
17      III, XXV  |       will reply, that He never knew them. But far be it from
18      III, XXV  |      which they had learned and knew.~"But as for you and your
19       IV, I    |  nunnery and he was by all that knew him judged worthy of a bishopric;
20       IV, III  |        him on horseback; for he knew him to be a holy man, and
21       IV, V    |       several places, because I knew them to be of the most importance
22       IV, IX   |       been such that no one who knew her ought to doubt that
23       IV, XVIII| authority, according to what he knew to be the will and grant
24       IV, XIX  |       her marriage duty, for he knew the queen loved no man more
25       IV, XXII |    stories. He answered that he knew nothing of those arts; "
26       IV, XXII |   departed this world; for they knew that such saving Sacrifice
27       IV, XXIII|    others of the religious that knew her, frequently visited
28       IV, XXIII|     Abbess Hilda, whom all that knew her called Mother, for her
29       IV, XXIII|         They answered that they knew it before, and then related
30       IV, XXV  |  carelessness; and yet all that knew it might have been aware
31       IV, XXV  |    sooner reveal to me what you knew?" He answered, "I was afraid
32        V, II   |        John, of whom those that knew him well are wont to tell
33        V, IX   |         many of which tribes he knew to be in Germany, from whom
34        V, IX   |        me, and asked, whether I knew him? I said, ‘Yes, you are
35        V, XIV  |       for him in Hell.~I MYSELF knew a brother, would to God
36        V, XX   |        of the Greek tongue, and knew the Latin as well as the
37        V, XXI  |       from the English, whom he knew to have long since framed
38        V, XXI  |        And indeed," he said, "I knew before, that this was the