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 1   I,  4 |           but, conscious of their ignorance, they admire those who proclaim
 2 III,  1 |      under compulsion or owing to ignorance; and that is compulsory
 3 III,  1 |         that is done by reason of ignorance is not voluntary; it is
 4 III,  1 |           done something owing to ignorance, and feels not the least
 5 III,  1 |        then, who act by reason of ignorance he who repents is thought
 6 III,  1 |          own.~Acting by reason of ignorance seems also to be different
 7 III,  1 |          different from acting in ignorance; for the man who is drunk
 8 III,  1 |         to act as a result not of ignorance but of one of the causes
 9 III,  1 |          yet not knowingly but in ignorance.~Now every wicked man is
10 III,  1 |        rather to wickedness), nor ignorance of the universal (for that
11 III,  1 |         that men are blamed), but ignorance of particulars, i.e. of
12 III,  1 |         and really wound him. The ignorance may relate, then, to any
13 III,  1 |          involuntary in virtue of ignorance of this sort must be painful
14 III,  1 |        compulsion or by reason of ignorance is involuntary, the voluntary
15 III,  5 |      compulsion or as a result of ignorance for which they are not themselves
16 III,  5 |         punish a man for his very ignorance, if he is thought responsible
17 III,  5 |       thought responsible for the ignorance, as when penalties are doubled
18 III,  5 |        drunk was the cause of his ignorance. And we punish those who
19 III,  5 |        one does evil acts through ignorance of the end, thinking that
20   V,  8 |       with knowledge, i.e. not in ignorance either of the person acted
21   V,  8 |   Therefore that which is done in ignorance, or though not done in ignorance
22   V,  8 |  ignorance, or though not done in ignorance is not in the agent’s power,
23   V,  8 |        man and man; those done in ignorance are mistakes when the person
24   V,  8 |        which men make not only in ignorance but also from ignorance
25   V,  8 |           ignorance but also from ignorance are excusable, while those
26   V,  8 |       those which men do not from ignorance but (though they do them
27   V,  8 |            though they do them in ignorance) owing to a passion which
28   V,  9 | distributor gave his judgement in ignorance, he does not act unjustly
29  VI,  12|           unwillingly or owing to ignorance or for some other reason
30 VII,  2 |          act so only by reason of ignorance. Now this view plainly contradicts
31 VII,  2 |           if he acts by reason of ignorance, what is the manner of his
32 VII,  2 |         what is the manner of his ignorance? For that the man who behaves
33 VII,  3 |        The explanation of how the ignorance is dissolved and the incontinent
34 VIII,  8|           if these owing to their ignorance give them nothing of a mother’