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 1 7|          no longer be anything to know. Yet it is equally true
 2 7|       related. For if he does not know at all that to which it
 3 7|           is related, he will not know whether or not it is relative.
 4 7|            he will also forthwith know definitely that of which
 5 7|           the double, he does not know at all that it is double.
 6 7|         will forthwith definitely know that also than which it
 7 7|     beautiful. He will not merely know indefinitely that it is
 8 7|     knowledge. For if he does not know definitely that than which
 9 7|         he can no longer claim to know definitely that it is more
10 7| substances, and it is possible to know their essential character
11 7| necessarily follow that we should know that to which they are related.
12 7|    related. It is not possible to know forthwith whose head or