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 1 5 |     resist by their virtue and wisdom the fury of persecution
 2 28| wonderful design of the Divine Wisdom and such "His unsearchable
 3 33|        this great man, full of wisdom and sanctity as he was,
 4 43|        their promises of a new wisdom, fallen as it were from
 5 46|      of confessing with humble wisdom that there might be many
 6 49|        the spring of Christian wisdom and to be the guide and
 7 50|        The later fruits of the wisdom of these last did not ripen
 8 55| wholesome springs of Christian wisdom, first opened by the Doctor
 9 55|      gravity of conduct and of wisdom, lest while discussing with
10 56|     must become small to learn wisdom . . . and not only when
11 57|     shining light of Christian wisdom, incorrupt guardian and