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 1 30|                     XXX. OF FALSE WISDOM.~I have taught, as I imagine,
 2 30|      discuss the subject of false wisdom, which the philosophers
 3 30|          neither know God nor the wisdom of God. And although they
 4 30|       learned, yet, because their wisdom is human, I shall not fear
 5 30|         is the love or pursuit of wisdom. Therefore it is not wisdom
 6 30|       wisdom. Therefore it is not wisdom itself; for that which loves
 7 30|           If it is the pursuit of wisdom, not even thus is philosophy
 8 30|         philosophy identical with wisdom. For wisdom is the object
 9 30|        identical with wisdom. For wisdom is the object itself which
10 30|      shows that philosophy is not wisdom itself. I will say that
11 30|           not even the pursuit of wisdom, in which wisdom is not
12 30|       pursuit of wisdom, in which wisdom is not comprised. For who
13 30|         those who are studious of wisdom, after they had learned
14 30|       they are called students of wisdom as long as they live, it
15 30|         by chance they who pursue wisdom even to the end of life
16 31|           were right in doing so. Wisdom is, as Cicero defined it,
17 31|          this definition is true, wisdom does not come within the
18 34|        this is justice. But since wisdom has been given to man alone,
19 34| deservedly and rightly said, that wisdom is the knowledge of divine
20 34|         But the former belongs to wisdom, the latter to virtue; and
21 35|      nothing to a happy life. For wisdom does not consist in the
22 39|         If all should imitate the wisdom of these, how will states
23 40|           Since, therefore, human wisdom has no existence (Socrates
24 40|          we possess the truth and wisdom, which, though sought by
25 41|         XLI. OF TRUE RELIGION AND WISDOM.~Now, since we have refuted
26 41|    worship of the gods, and false wisdom, which is in the philosophers,
27 41|         come to true religion and wisdom. And, indeed, we must speak
28 41|          that and nothing else is wisdom. For that God who is supreme
29 41|       because it does not possess wisdom; and on this account their
30 41|         and on this account their wisdom is false, because it does
31 41|        wise religion or religious wisdom.~
32 42|                XLII. OF RELIGIOUS WISDOM: THE NAME OF CHRIST KNOWN
33 42|       wise religion, or religious wisdom, is. God, in the beginning,
34 42|         is the word of God, He is wisdom. With this artificer, as
35 42| especially Solomon in the book of Wisdom, and also his father, the
36 45|      years before, in the book of Wisdom, using these words: "Let
37 49|     follow true religion and true wisdom, which is in Christ, and
38 49|   acknowledge the Father. This is wisdom, and this is the mystery
39 51|      superstitions and with their wisdom, when they see that their
40 52|          having undertaken e true wisdom, that is, religion, become
41 55|           is at once justice, and wisdom, they lay to its charge
42 57|                          LVII. OF WISDOM AND FOOLISHNESS.~These things
43 57|     malice bears a resemblance to wisdom, and yet it is not wisdom.
44 57|         wisdom, and yet it is not wisdom. But as that malice is intelligent
45 57|          own interests, it is not wisdom, but cunning and craftiness;
46 57|           to the foolish man, nor wisdom to the unjust. He is not
47 57|          be able to maintain true wisdom. And if it appears to men
48 57|       highest faith; this is true wisdom; this is perfect justice.
49 69|           as a Father, in whom is wisdom; they acknowledge Him, that