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 1 1 |  display, and he possessed much knowledge without ostentation.~ From
 2 1 | according to his deserts; and a~knowledge derived from experience
 3 1 |         as that of eloquence or knowledge of the~law or of morals,
 4 1 |          and to bring me to the knowledge that it is possible~for
 5 2 |       ignorance, nor~having the knowledge, but not the power to guard
 6 3 |    which strives to acquire the knowledge of the divine and the human.~
 7 5 |    faculty of understanding and knowledge?~ Things are in such a kind
 8 5 |   disturb him who has skill and~knowledge? What soul then has skill
 9 5 |         soul then has skill and knowledge? That which knows~beginning
10 6 |  together to one end, some with knowledge and~design, and others without
11 7 | dialectician and skilled~in the knowledge of nature, do not for this
12 9 |        acted ignorantly or with knowledge, and that thou mayest also~
13 10| confidence which comes~from the knowledge of each several thing is
14 10|      when~gravity, and when the knowledge of every several thing,