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 1 2 |         be a forgery although he knew it to be genuine: indeed
 2 16|         white or black for all I knew. Even now my knowledge of
 3 27|        as though, forsooth, they knew how to perform everything
 4 31|        wide earth nourishes, shc knew. ~Similarly in another passage
 5 40|        The doctors of old indeed knew how to cure wounds by magic
 6 42|          wicked. They themselves knew that their argument about
 7 48| penetration and persistence. You knew that it was necessary to
 8 53|         accusation as though you knew all about them. You assert
 9 55|        number of the mysteries I knew. That discourse was thronged,
10 60|                      60] ~We all knew of this before it actually
11 60|          by denouncing it, but I knew that so foolish a lie would
12 70|        You were right there. You knew nothing about it. For Pudentilla,
13 70|        you about her suitor. She knew the intrusive malignity
14 99|     something very different. He knew that my wife was angry with