Chapter

 1 II   |  themselves to be wise in this world, "I will destroy the wisdom
 2 II   |      after the elements of the world, and not after Christ, because
 3 II   |      him become a fool to this world, that he may become wise.
 4 II   |         For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God.
 5 XI   |        in the beginning of the world and of the human race, Adam,
 6 XII  |    received in the inn of this world, takes his beginning from
 7 XII  |    groans to the storms of the world which it is entering. For
 8 XII  |    consolations, while in this world they are fit and necessary
 9 XII  |   might have peace. But in the world ye shall have tribulation;
10 XII  |        for I have overcome the world." And if we who have renounced
11 XII  |    renounced the devil and the world, suffer the tribulations
12 XII  | mischiefs of the devil and the world with more frequency and
13 XVIII|        in the beginning of the world. And yet Job is not broken
14 XXI  |      these storms of a jarring world, and, moreover, the persecutions
15 XXIV |      from the beginning of the world. Let him who hurries, and