Chapter

 1 1 |     out of heaven, Truth, with Wisdom in all its brightness, and
 2 1 |    strong right hand, which is wisdom, for their salvation. And
 3 1 |        who is the supramundane Wisdom, the celestial Word, is
 4 1 |       by Moses, learned in all wisdom, and Isaiah, lover of truth,
 5 2 |       becomes the germ of true wisdom. One of these charges the
 6 4 |     raised up the world by His wisdom;" for wisdom, which is His
 7 4 |      world by His wisdom;" for wisdom, which is His word, raises
 8 10| knowledge, from foolishness to wisdom, from licentiousness to
 9 10|       the evil one, and prefer wisdom to idolatry, and take life
10 10|      by brass or iron the true wisdom for himself choose to exchange
11 10|      ought, I think, to regard wisdom as a fair port whence to
12 10|       calm haven of salvation: wisdom, by which those who have
13 10|        Moses, endowed with all wisdom, says, while referring to
14 10|   before you withdraw you from wisdom. You yourself will spontaneously
15 11|    have received the only true wisdom; and that which the chiefs
16 11|     wooing the eternal love of wisdom;" while the commandment
17 12|         and in the exercise of wisdom regard all things to be,