| Cor III.i.98 | [Coriolanus to Senators, of Sicinius] If he have power, / Then vail your ignorance [i.e. let your ignorant selves bow down before him] |
| Cor III.iii.129 | [Coriolanus to Plebeians] Your ignorance ... deliver you / As most abated captives |
| Cor IV.vi.106 | [Cominius to Brutus, of the regions] who resists / Are mocked for valiant ignorance |
| Cor V.ii.39 | [First Watch to Menenius] in a violent popular ignorance given your enemy your shield |
| KL IV.v.9 | [Regan to Oswald, of Gloucester] It was great ignorance ... / To let him live |