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 1 2 |   occurs to them that they are ignorant of what they are doing.
 2 3 |       ruder, perhaps, and more ignorant of the arts generally, and
 3 3 |      he must be stigmatized as ignorant, even though he be versed
 4 3 |       the state: he is utterly ignorant of political wisdom. Let
 5 3 |      lead and command, and the ignorant follow and obey; and yet,
 6 5 |      for the untrustworthy and ignorant has no friend, and as time
 7 5 |      to us, “do not suppose me ignorant that there is a certain
 8 7 |     learn, but of which we are ignorant? Try and explain the nature
 9 10|         my friends, seem to be ignorant of the nature and power
10 10|      careless because they are ignorant, and do not know that they
11 10|        annoyed because you are ignorant how what is best for you
12 12|         And a physician who is ignorant about the body, that is
13 12| victory, or any others who are ignorant of the particulars of the
14 12|       If a person proves to be ignorant of the aim to which the
15 12|        is good for anything be ignorant of all this without discredit