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 1 Pre     |    Mahommad, brave in battle, wise in council, ardent in religion,
 2 Pre     |    did not intend kings to be wise."~He never again gathered
 3 Pre     |     rose-water and sugar; the wise are nourished upon their
 4 Pre     |   company of dervishes and of wise men, and sometimes he attained
 5 Pre     | Persian poem the words of the wise Diotima to Socrates: "He
 6 Pre     | Partly, perhaps, owing to the wise guidance of Sheikh Mahmud
 7 Pre     |       may be to submit to the wise men of the East when they
 8 Pre     |     convey. "The things which wise men, who are sometimes called
 9 Pre     |    follow, each may, if he be wise, discover compensations
10 I       |     fast in thy mind what the wise have writ:~"If at last thou
11 I(*)    |      and used it to mean that wise old man who supplied weary
12 VIII(*) |     their own tongue, and the wise and magnificent Assaf was
13 XI(*)   |  sources, and sings, if he be wise, his song of praise, and
14 XIII    |       turn thine ear~Unto the wise, thou shalt not understand--~
15 XXIII   |     moon her countenance, and wise;~Lords of the kind and tender
16 XXXIV(*)|      for thou art knowing and wise. God said, Oh Adam, tell
17 XXXVI   |   locked gateway; Heart grown wise~In pain and sorrow, ask
18 XLII    |      love was mine,~Loyal and wise, to dispel my care."~None