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 1       1, VII   | infant at the breast.~Who is ignorant of this? Mothers and nurses
 2       3, VII   |  CHAPTER VII~ ~12. For I was ignorant of that other reality, true
 3       3, VII   |   God is. And I was entirely ignorant as to what is that principle
 4       3, X     |    CHAPTER X~ ~18. But I was ignorant of all this, and so I mocked
 5       4, XV    |      then with me, for I was ignorant that my soul had to be enlightened
 6       5, III   |   predicted. And men who are ignorant in these matters marvel
 7       5, V     |      this he might have been ignorant, however perfectly he may
 8       5, V     |    things about which he was ignorant but also perverted them,
 9       5, V     |      of a Christian brother, ignorant of these things, or in error
10       5, V     |    in matters in which he is ignorant - there lies the injury.
11       5, VII   | plain to me that Faustus was ignorant in those arts in which I
12       5, VII   |      himself; for he was not ignorant of his own ignorance, and
13       6, V     |    for us,160 although I was ignorant both as to what should be
14       7, VI    |     of Ambrose - and we were ignorant of it. He went on with his
15       8, III   |     so many questions - poor ignorant one that I was. Now he does
16       8, IV    |   pitied them; for they were ignorant of those sacraments, those
17       9, XXXVII| another in my presence? Am I ignorant of this also? Or is it still
18       9, XLI   |   lie in such a way as to be ignorant of what is true. By this
19      10, I     |    art in eternity, thou art ignorant of what I am saying to thee?
20      10, XXV   |      O Lord, that I am still ignorant as to what time is. And
21      11, V     |      either to know by being ignorant or by knowing how not to