Book, Chapter

1     II, 2 |      also the wisdom of God is folly in the world's esteem. We,
2     II, 16| evermore. Superlative is their folly, who prejudge divine things
3     IV, 29|     imply a judicial act! What folly! What will be the end of
4     IV, 33|   service of the Creator. What folly! Rather learn therefrom
5      V, 5 |   cross of Christ is accounted folly; (how happens it, I repeat,)
6      V, 5 |       those who believe in the folly of the preached cross. "
7      V, 6 |    prudent, who has reduced to folly the world's wisdom, by choosing
8      V, 10|  however, in the excess of his folly, being unwilling that the
9      V, 16|        of our own God. But the folly of the obliteration is clearly