Book, Chapter

1 I, 2 |       by no means useless; for ignorance of these subjects makes
2 II, 3|        does not partake of our ignorance. ~Boso. But tell me whether,
3 II, 3|       he will inherit also our ignorance, as he does our other infirmities?~
4 II, 3|      not be like them in their ignorance, as he is in their mortality?~
5 II, 3|       man must accomplish. For ignorance is in no respect useful,
6 II, 3|        could not wisely assume ignorance, for this is never useful,
7 II, 3|   desire never existed. For if ignorance did no harm in any other
8 II, 5|        pardonable when done in ignorance. For no man could ever,
9 II, 5| therefore, those who did it in ignorance did not rush into that transcendental