Chapter

 1 12|           although if y ou would know the real truth, Aemilianus,
 2 14|         own image? At any rate I know that fathers love those
 3 17|                   17] ~I neither know nor care to know whether
 4 17|         neither know nor care to know whether you have slaves
 5 17|         your neighbours. But you know that at Oea I gave three
 6 17|         of my wealth? ~You don't know, really, Aemilianus, you
 7 17|    really, Aemilianus, you don't know how to accuse a philosopher:
 8 17|         nded to my credit, for I know that not only philosophers
 9 27|     perform everything that they know actually to be performed.
10 30|      save sorcerers only? If you know what it is, clearly you
11 30|          magician. If you do not know, you must confess that you
12 39|   disgraceful for such an one to know and care for suc h learning
13 39|     ignorant and indifferent? To know how far such things reveal
14 39|           take him, if he's big. Know that Tarentum's small sea-boar
15 40|      indeed of a philosopher, to know and seek out remedies? For
16 40|          stood by. ~I do not yet know what name to call it without
17 41|   however, glad that they do not know that I have read Theophrastus' `
18 42|         prophecies. ~For this we know is the prize of magical
19 45|       one epileptic boy who, you know as well as I, has long been
20 47| inference is that fifteen slaves know something, and that something
21 53|        Pontianus. Since I do not know what they were, I ther efore
22 53|       talking of that of which I know nothing.' What a wonderful
23 53|      been this, because I do not know what it wa s.' You are the
24 53|     knows that which he does not know. You so far surpass all
25 53|      would reply that he did not know. There is the freedman who
26 53|         eyes save in this court, know that of which Pontianus,
27 55| mysteries of father Liber alone, know what you keep hidden at
28 55|         fervour and my desire to know the truth, have learned
29 56|        sacred things. ~And yet I know that some persons, among
30 56|      from certain men of Oea who know him, that to this day he
31 62|       all the town, although you know that I was absent from Oea
32 64|        we of the family of Plato know naught save what is bright
33 65|          present. For the rest I know that some of my audience
34 65|      Listen, then, you who would know, but listen with all the
35 69|         Why do you turn pale? We know you are past blushing. Is
36 70|       has just been read out? `I know that she is willing to marry
37 70|     ought to do so, but I do not know the object of her choice.'
38 70|          compulsion! You did not know, you villain, that the letter
39 70|     being preserved, you did not know that you would be convicted
40 72|      lodged together and come to know each other intimately. He
41 80|         In that case she did not know what she was writing and
42 80|         sane. For madness cannot know itself any more than blindness
43 82|        amongst those who did not know the facts. This foul villain
44 88|     house.' Indeed, if you would know the truth, it is of far
45 94|        could have written it. ~I know, Maximus, that you will
46 95|                           95] ~I know that after reading this