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 1  2,1 |         indication of his political wisdom? Did he see in Christianity
 2  2,2 |           the mysteries of Hellenic wisdom (this compared with the
 3  2,3 |           showed particular lack of wisdom in placing the defense of
 4  3,8 |         their zeal and you for your wisdom; and beautiful and peaceful
 5  3,16|     basilica of St. Sophia (“divine wisdom”) which was set on fire
 6  3,16|           As for St. Sophia, Divine Wisdom, the human mind can neither
 7  5,6 |         dignitaries, more famous in wisdom, more sublime in the dignity
 8  5,8 |           in religion is a barrier, wisdom, kindness, and the other
 9  6,8 | reconciliation of the ancient pagan wisdom with the new ideas of Christianity
10  6,8 |         peoples calls me a light of wisdom, another, a luminary, and
11  7,4 |             mother of eloquence and wisdom, expressed his firm conviction
12  7,4 |           city of Athens! Mother of wisdom! To what ignorance thou
13  9,9 |          held in the church of Holy Wisdom … The emperor and such of
14  9,18|          whom he called “Olympus of wisdom,” “a living library,” and “
15  9,19|       reflection of divine and true wisdom.”[474] Many of Bessarion’
16  9,19|            Byzantium to learn Greek wisdom returned to Italy bringing