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 1     5|         be difficult for him to know from this that the refining
 2    12| experiments has he been able to know what is necessary for his
 3    14|      things were made, let them know that the proof which they
 4    20|       as it is in reality—(then know that) if thou pourest anything
 5    23|         the vessel, that we may know that for this purpose it
 6    28|       its Home ? And how did it know to go, because it did not
 7    28|       to go, because it did not know the way ? . . . [then how
 8    28|       does one (i.e., the Moon) know how to go, and does not
 9    28|      Sons of the Omniscient not know how to go to their House
10    31|        polluting Body, does not know how to make these things
11    35|      fabricated Teaching. But I know that although the Calf was