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1   I, 1  |      to add to his stock of knowledge and acquirements' whether
2   I, 3  |    the pursuit of religious knowledge that led me to undertake
3   I, 7  |     so eager to acquire the knowledge of those things which can
4 III, 139|   such remarkable skill and knowledge were expended upon making
5  VI, 266|  upon the earth escapes His knowledge.~
6 VII, 380|   and possess extraordinary knowledge, since on the spur of the
7  IX     |     epitomizes the value of knowledge. Verse 28, parental affection.
8  IX, 439|     By remembering~that all knowledge is useful, because it enables
9  IX, 460| from error, O King. But the knowledge and practice of these things