Discourse

 1  Marc  |         wearing the doors of the wise,5 they attain to the knowledge
 2  Marc  |          chastity, sings on this wise, "Better it is to have no
 3 Theoph |          addresses you as a very wise person will bring forward:
 4  Thal  |        me, considering that that wise and most spiritual man -
 5 Theop  |    streams of voluptuousness, as wise men say, which confuse and
 6 Thall  |          having intercourse with wise men,13 then have I offered
 7 Thall  |       speak the plain truth, the wise are accustomed to call by
 8 Agathe |         of them were prudent and wise; and five were foolish and
 9 Thekla |        since the children of the wise have said that our life
10 Thekla |          darkened; "44 and their wise men said that nothing earth-born
11 Thekla |          God is good, righteous, wise, true, helpful, not the
12 Thekla |       acted. But God is good and wise, and does what is best.
13 Tusiane|         itself, for He saith, "A wise man will hear, and will
14 Tusiane|  understanding shall attain unto wise counsels: to understand
15 Tusiane| interpretation; the words Of the wise, and their dark sayings."6 ~
16 Arete  |       Gregorion. But lest in any wise I hinder you, if I gainsay
17 Arete  |          to the things that many wise men often dispute among
18 Arete  |    Euboulios. Where, comparing a wise man to a house well founded,