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 1     I,  1(4254)|       be supposed that Jerome knew Jovinianus and his mode
 2     I,  26     |    they had taken before they knew the Gospel. But once they
 3     I,  26     |       shore, and the Apostles knew not who it was they saw; 4422
 4     I,  33     |       liberated by the enemy, knew not the insults of captivity,
 5     I,  36     | follow His example. And if we knew Him after the flesh, let
 6     I,  48     |   wiped his head and said, “I knew that a shower must follow
 7     I,  48     |        Others thought that he knew all and submitted to it;
 8     I,  49     |  Seneca, too, relates that he knew an accomplished man who
 9    II,  15     |      broke the tables: for he knew that drunkards cannot hear
10    II,  33     |           That servant, which knew his lord’s will, and made
11    II,  33     |     many stripes; but he that knew not, and did things worthy