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 1 Praise|     actions escape the husband’s knowledge through his neglect or sottishness!
 2 Praise|        two main obstacles to the knowledge of things, modesty that
 3 Praise|    particularly added to man the knowledge of sciences, by whose help
 4 Praise|       beat his brains about true knowledge, which first will cost him
 5 Praise|  arrogate to themselves the only knowledge of divinity. The Italians
 6 Praise|          not the least degree of knowledge, profess yet that they have
 7 Praise|         he could have the key of knowledge that had no knowledge himself.
 8 Praise|         of knowledge that had no knowledge himself. They baptized far
 9 Praise|          ll suppose it a perfect knowledge of the Old and New Testaments;
10 Praise|        other, “He that increases knowledge, increases grief; and in
11 Praise|         without he had added the knowledge of me also. And if you will
12 Praise|         heart to know wisdom and knowledge, madness and folly.” Where,
13 Praise|        his eating of the Tree of Knowledge, as if knowledge were the
14 Praise|         Tree of Knowledge, as if knowledge were the bane of happiness;
15 Praise| habitation to be the mountain of knowledge.~Nor perhaps ought I to