Book, Chapter

 1  Int     |         first prophet; the sure knowledge of the perspective and background
 2  Int,   2|     added by some copyist whose knowledge was not equal to his industry.
 3  Int,   3| successful romance without some knowledge of realism; the more intimate
 4  Int,   3|  realism; the more intimate the knowledge the better the book, and
 5  Int,   4|        of vice); and show great knowledge, classical and sociological,
 6    1,  15|       reason for this being his knowledge of the woman's notorious
 7    3,  92|     upon his more comprehensive knowledge as to the ages of the pictures
 8    5, 144|       feared to make public his knowledge~A hole in the ground dug,
 9    5, 145|         social evil, we have no knowledge of them, but there is nevertheless
10    5, 154|      people. The acquisition of knowledge seldom engages the curiosity
11    6     |   during this war, in a boon to knowledge and to letters. Egypt has
12    6     |      but that book contains the knowledge of salvation, and those
13    6     |       Hermes gave the first man knowledge; but it was enveloped in