Book, Chapter

 1     Int        |       before God, of the truth one knows about oneself - and this
 2     Int        | acknowledge, to God, the truth one knows about God. To confess, then,
 3       1, I     |       knowing thee not? For he who knows thee not may invoke thee
 4       4, VII   |           VII~ ~12. O madness that knows not how to love men as they
 5       5, IV    |        pleasing to thee because he knows these things? No, for surely
 6       5, IV    |            that man is unhappy who knows these things and does not
 7       5, IV    |          And that man is happy who knows thee, even though he does
 8       5, IV    |          know these things. He who knows both thee and these things
 9       5, IV    |           For just as that man who knows how to possess a tree, and
10       5, IV    |            but neither owns it nor knows or loves its Creator: just
11       6, X     |           I was made by it. He who knows the Truth knows that Light,
12       6, X     |             He who knows the Truth knows that Light, and he who knows
13       6, X     |       knows that Light, and he who knows it knows eternity. Love
14       6, X     |         Light, and he who knows it knows eternity. Love knows it,
15       6, X     |            it knows eternity. Love knows it, O Eternal Truth and
16       6, XIX   |            soul and body. Everyone knows this who knows the unchangeableness
17       6, XIX   |            Everyone knows this who knows the unchangeableness of
18       9, II    |            thoughts, which thy ear knows. For when I am wicked, to
19       9, III   |            the truth, since no man knows what is in a man “save the
20       9, III   |     themselves? And who is he that knows himself and says, “This
21       9, V     |           me. For although no man “knows the things of a man, save
22       9, XII   |         has showed me. The man who knows them does so without any
23       9, XXXVII|        abandoned that everyone who knows us will detest us? What
24      10, VII   |      ungrateful for certain truths knows and blesses thee along with
25      12, XI    |         when he speaks of it, also knows of what he speaks. And men
26      12, XI    |             which is immutably and knows immutably and wills immutably.
27      12, XI    |           that by itself it is and knows itself and suffices to itself
28      12, XVI   |         immutably. And thy Essence knows and wills immutably. Thy
29      12, XVI   |         immutably. Thy Will is and knows immutably. And it does not
30      12, XVI   |     creature in the same way as it knows itself. Therefore, to thee
31      12, XXXI  |          thee in us. “For what man knows the things of a man except
32      12, XXXI  |            in him? Even so, no man knows the things of God, but the
33      12, XXXI  |           say: “Yes, truly. No man knows the things of God, but the
34      12, XXXI  |          by his Spirit; for no one knows but the Spirit of God.”