Chapter

 1 1 |       upon him). So that all the wisdom of Socrates, at that moment,
 2 1 |       assertion of the Christian wisdom, before the very breath
 3 1 |        demons is scattered! This wisdom of the school of heaven
 4 1 |       know it according to man's wisdom, because he has been bold
 5 2 |       any man who is in quest of wisdom may have gone so far, as
 6 2 |       and agreeable to prophetic wisdom, they either recommend as
 7 6 |      instance, by the studies of wisdom. But even this ground has
 8 6 |     strong in untaught practical wisdom, and which although very
 9 10|           you suppose that God's wisdom has no capacity for forming
10 11| liberality of her mother Sophia (Wisdom), without the knowledge
11 18|          possess either truth or wisdom, whenever it is brought
12 20|         the most accomplished in wisdom and speech at Athens, where
13 23|      with the germ of Sophia, or Wisdom; by means of which germ
14 29|         of youth and old age, of wisdom and folly. Now it does not
15 29|         with its obtuseness from wisdom, because wisdom may possibly
16 29|  obtuseness from wisdom, because wisdom may possibly be sometimes
17 45|    images of a sound mind and of wisdom, even as it does those of
18 48|          from God, besides other wisdom, the gift especially of
19 48|      producing a sensibility and wisdom for his soul previous to