Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2   |        the diseases of the body; wisdom frees the soul from passion."
 2    I, 2   |         the good Instructor, the Wisdom, the Word of the Father,
 3    I, 2   |      work, regulated his soul by wisdom and temperance, and tempered
 4    I, 5   |        the world, we pursue holy wisdom, although this seems folly
 5    I, 5   |          touched by old age; but Wisdom is ever blooming, ever remains
 6    I, 5   |         represent a supramundane wisdom contemplating the mystery
 7    I, 6   |        it unspoken. But if human wisdom, as it remains to understand,
 8    I, 6   |        the wise man glory in his wisdom, and let not the mighty
 9    I, 6   |        by their own vainglorious wisdom to the true simplicity.
10    I, 7   |       Jesse."~ See the care, and wisdom, and power of the Instructor: "
11    I, 8   |        stripes and correction of wisdom are in all time." "For teaching
12    I, 8   |         of enmity. "The crown of wisdom," then as the book of Wisdom
13    I, 8   |     wisdom," then as the book of Wisdom says, "is the fear of the
14    I, 8   |         Of this also the book of Wisdom plainly says, "For mercy
15    I, 8   |        little pain. Great is the wisdom displayed in His instruction,
16    I, 9   |       using all the resources of wisdom, devotes Himself to the
17    I, 9   |       exhortation of the book of Wisdom, "and bend them from their
18    I, 9   |        if you will, the crowning wisdom of the all-holy Shepherd
19    I, 10  |        is the man who hath found wisdom, and the mortal who hath
20    I, 10  |        are blessed and wise. For wisdom and knowledge are mentioned
21    I, 10  |        is wise, from whom cometh wisdom, and alone perfect, and
22    I, 11  |           for He is the paternal wisdom: "All Wisdom is from the
23    I, 11  |        the paternal wisdom: "All Wisdom is from the Lord, and with
24    I, 13  |    likened to the beasts. Whence Wisdom says: "The horse for covering;
25   II, 1   |          discipline is love," as Wisdom says; "and love is the keeping
26   II, 1   |     abominable delicacies," says Wisdom. At this point, too, we
27   II, 2   |       said."~And before tragedy, Wisdom cried, "Much wine drunk
28   II, 2   |        to our sleep. For perfect wisdom, which is knowledge of things
29   II, 2   |        of debauchery) the divine Wisdom looks on with contempt,
30   II, 2   |         one that is not awake to wisdom, but is steeped in wine,
31   II, 3   |         buy from the market. But wisdom is not bought with coin
32   II, 4   |   admonishing one another in all wisdom, in psalms, and hymns, and
33   II, 7   |          their time of life. For Wisdom appears to enjoin well: "
34   II, 7   |    accuracy of knowledge. Youth, Wisdom also commands thee. Speak,
35   II, 7   |       for destruction. Wherefore Wisdom gives these most useful
36   II, 9   |        Blessed is the man," says Wisdom, "who shall hear me, and
37   II, 11  |        coat shows the flowers of wisdom, the varied and unfading
38   II, 13  |        is the man who hath found wisdom, and the mortal who knows
39  III, 3   | countenance with grey hairs. But wisdom, and discriminating judgments
40  III, 3   |    judgments that are hoary with wisdom, attain maturity with time,
41  III, 3   |    admirable flower of venerable wisdom, conciliating confidence.
42  III, 4   |     thyself to a multitude;" for wisdom shows itself among few,
43  III, 4   |        hand, prefer ignorance to wisdom, turning their wealth into
44  III, 6   |     rather than tested gold; for Wisdom is better than precious
45  III, 8   |       one? Such images of divine wisdom are many; but I shall mention
46  III, 11  |        from Him,--righteousness, wisdom, fortitude, temperance,
47  III, 11  |         me." And those devoid of wisdom she exhorts, saying, "Touch
48  III, 11  |        power to listen to divine wisdom, ay, and to frame your life
49  III, 12  |          conversant with worldly wisdom are not to be refused. Knowing,
50  III, 12  |         us. And the treasures of wisdom are unfailing, in admiration
51  III, 12  |      depth of the riches and the wisdom!" And by one God are many
52  III, 12  |       they shall obtain mercy."~ Wisdom pronounces anger a wretched
53  III, 12  |       with thanksgiving. Walk in wisdom towards them that are without,
54  III, 12  |        the good Father, the true Wisdom, the Sanctuary of knowledge. "
55  III, 12  |         who shall be the Word of Wisdom;" but "the blameless, the
56  III, pray|         Spirit, by the ineffable wisdom, by night and day to the
57  III, hymn|   adverse shock;~ Shepherd, with wisdom tending~ Lambs of the royal
58  III, hymn|        the Father highest Lord;~ Wisdom's head and chief;~ Assuagement
59  III, hymn|          palates given;~ Milk of wisdom from the breast~ Of that