Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |        is characteristic of the wise man; thirdly, not to fall
 2    I, 5 |         says, "I would have you wise toward good, but simple
 3    I, 5 |         which have newly become wise, which have sprung into
 4    I, 5 |    Rebecca to mean endurance. O wise sport, laughter also assisted
 5    I, 5 |      employment is seemly for a wise and perfect man, than to
 6    I, 6 |      Thee." Let us then ask the wise, Is Christ, begotten to-day,
 7    I, 6 |       hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed
 8    I, 6 |      embrace salvation than the wise in the world, who, thinking
 9    I, 6 |        who, thinking themselves wise, are inflated with pride.
10    I, 6 |         been concealed from the wise and prudent of this present
11    I, 6 |         Scripture: "Let not the wise man glory in his wisdom,
12    I, 9 |      people is foolish, and not wise. Is not this thy father
13    I, 9 |     salutary description of His wise solicitude: "And that which
14    I, 10|         whom we are blessed and wise. For wisdom and knowledge
15    I, 10|         knowledge, He calls the wise to the love of it. And,
16    I, 10|       are bad; but God alone is wise, from whom cometh wisdom,
17   II, 1 | practices, will ever turn out a wise man, with however admirable
18   II, 2 |     from compelling a man to be wise, much less temperate," according
19   II, 5 |       man in this case he calls wise, inasmuch as he is differently
20   II, 6 |         is silent, and is found wise; and there is that is hated
21   II, 7 |    voice is characteristic of a wise man, who keeps his utterance
22   II, 7 |  silenced. For this reason, the wise Ulysses chastised Thersites
23   II, 10|     agree that the consummately wise Moses confessedly indicates
24   II, 10|       and women will remove the wise; and he that cleaves to
25  III, 2 |     says, "What can we women do wise or brilliant, who sit with
26  III, 3 |         them. These things your wise laws allow: people may sin
27  III, 4 |      licentious in it, where no wise man is present. And these
28  III, 11|         a golden ornament for a wise man."~ But women who wear
29  III, 11|     business of pastime are not wise; for cruel contests for
30  III, 11|       the possession not of the wise according to the world,
31  III, 12|          Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent
32  III, 12|    because "it will destroy the wise." And now He bids us "love
33  III, 12|      forgiven you. Be therefore wise, followers of God, as dear