Chapter

 1  1|   darkness into the light of wisdom and truth, he did not cast
 2  8|    know not what irreligious wisdom, who would strive to undermine
 3 12|   Therefore, if you have any wisdom or modesty, cease from prying
 4 13|       Socrates the prince of wisdom. The answer of that man,
 5 13|    the testimony of singular wisdom, which oracle he himself
 6 13|   ignorance is the height of wisdom. From this source flowed
 7 16|  dignity. Nor do they obtain wisdom by fortune, but have it
 8 16|   poor, have both discovered wisdom, and have delivered their
 9 18|     word; arranges it by His wisdom; perfects it by His power.
10 38| their own vices. We who bear wisdom not in our dress, but in