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 1 Pre     |   receive the teachings of true wisdom until he has divested himself
 2 Pre     |         vizir, renowned for his wisdom), while Shah Shudja masquerades
 3 Pre     |       us will turn to Hafiz for wisdom and comfort, or choose him
 4 Pre     |       true justice, beauty, and wisdom of which it has retained
 5 Pre     |        the part that the divine wisdom had imposed upon them. There
 6 Pre     |         as a weary seeker after wisdom, praying God to show him
 7 Pre     |         hunger and thirst after wisdom that he speaks), "ah, many
 8 Pre     |        his longing after divine wisdom, and the Beatrice, perhaps
 9 II      |        dost grace.~Patience and wisdom, Hafiz, in a sea~Of thine
10 V       |          twere vain to seek;~No wisdom of ours has unlocked that
11 V       |         gate,~And locked to our wisdom it still shall be.~But of
12 V(*)    |       wish to gather the higher wisdom from it, I may mention that
13 XI      |      err,~'Tis but to teach him wisdom through distress,~Else Pardon
14 XVIII(*)|        him for a time, learning wisdom from him, as is related
15 XXV     |     flown,~Order and health thy wisdom marshals there.~Not one
16 XXVIII  |         found Love's passionate wisdom hidden there,~Which in the
17 XXXIV(*)|    receive instruction in God's wisdom, but where they must knock
18 XXXIV(*)|      into which divine love and wisdom are poured; and when he
19 XXXV    | enamoured head,~And in the dust wisdom and passion rot.~My friends
20 XL(*)   |         they who taught Solomon wisdom.~Stanza 4.--For the superstition