Book, Chapter

 1   Int,        3|           and that Macarius did not know they were from Porphyry,
 2   Int,        6|           well accords with what we know of him, that he should simply
 3   Int,        8|             explain how one came to know and quote it who only knew
 4   Int,        9|        APOCRITICUS.~ ~We do not now know the whereabouts of a single
 5   Int,       10|      henceforth, and that those who know something of the Apocriticus
 6    II,       IX|            egg good, by saying, "Ye know how to give good gifts to
 7    II,      XXI|            of God.106~ ~You want to know who the father of the Slanderer
 8   III,       VI|            such childish records we know the Gospel to be a sort
 9   III,     XXIV|      afflicted invisibly in ways we know not? How many by the laying
10   III,      XXI|            swearing that he did not know Jesus, had not only |96
11   III,     XXXV| indifference about such eating, "We know that an idol is nothing
12   III,    XLIII|           115 "seared" because they know neither the dew of the Spirit
13    IV,        I|             any case, how is one to know that it is into what is
14    IV,       VI|   uneducated or so stupid as not to know that the things which have
15    IV,       XX|      worshipped as gods. You do not know how to expound the doctrine
16    IV,    XXIII|             reckoning, from what we know in the words, "Thou shalt