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 1  II,  72      |             most delicate things he knows. Let a mite be given him,
 2  II,  72      |      instance, is related to all he knows. He needs a place wherein
 3  II,  72      | inconceivable as to say that matter knows itself. It is impossible
 4  II,  73      |            to matter and see if she knows whereof is made the very
 5  II,  82      |          all its effects.~Every one knows that the sight of cats or
 6 III,  194     |           on all and on itself, and knows itself no more than the
 7 III,  194     |         honour, is the very one who knows without anxiety and without
 8   V,  308     |        joined. And the world, which knows not that this effect is
 9  VI,  347     |        which killed him, because he knows that he dies and the advantage
10  VI,  347     |          has over him; the universe knows nothing of this.~All our
11  VI,  397     |             man is great in that he knows himself to be miserable.
12  VI,  416     | wretchedness of man. In a word, man knows that he is wretched. He
13  VI,  416     |             really great because he knows it.~
14 VII,  430     |           know how this animal, who knows himself to be so weak, has
15 VII,  430     |          loved by him. Doubtless he knows at least that he exists,
16 VII,  434     |           are, then, illusions, who knows whether the other half of
17 VII,  450     |         esteem for a religion which knows so well the defects of man,
18 VII,  531     |                         531. He who knows the will of his master will
19 VII,  553     |           fears death; but, when He knows it, He goes forward to offer
20 VIII,  556    |            things tend that whoever knows the principles of religion
21 VIII,  556    |            which all tends. Whoever knows Him knows the reason of
22 VIII,  556    |            tends. Whoever knows Him knows the reason of everything.~
23 VIII,  556    |                  Shall he alone who knows his nature know it only
24 VIII,  556    |       miserable? Shall he alone who knows it be alone unhappy?~...
25  IX,  627     |            to know it, and each one knows it by heart. Four hundred
26  IX,  627     |             no longer alive, no one knows of his own knowledge if
27  IX,  630     |      ungrateful to God, and that he knows they will be still more
28 XII,  775(171)|                 Mark 13:32. "No one knows, neither the Son, but the
29 XII,  792     |           the lowest mind; for mind knows all these and itself; and
30 XIII,  842    |            still less that God, who knows the heart should perform