Chapter

 1 INT    |         trade withal, will in no wise pass over in silence the
 2 I      |        king's majesty, and in no wise terrified by his threats,
 3 II     |       writings saith Solomon the wise. Then was the veil of sin
 4 IV     |         know thee to be true and wise above all men." ~The worthy
 5 V      |        is inexorable." ~When our wise and sagacious young prince
 6 V      |       father hath dealt with the wise men and anchorets who spend
 7 VI     |          thee, seeing thee to be wise and prudent, that thou mayest
 8 VI     |    ailing. It maketh the foolish wise and driveth away devils,
 9 VI     |  answered, "If this be so, in no wise show me the gem; for my
10 VI     |          But if I meet with some wise and understanding man, and
11 VI     |        received thee in friendly wise as one of my companions
12 VI     |       example of that devout and wise king hast thou also done,
13 VIII   |       the Spirit, ye shall in no wise enter into the Kingdom of
14 IX     |         disciple, he shall in no wise lose his reward.' And again
15 IX     |      Virgins, `five of whom were wise, and five were foolish.
16 IX     |        no oil with them, but the wise took oil.' By the oil he
17 X      |        from the lips of one most wise. ~"'Idol worshippers,' said
18 X      |        aid themselves, can in no wise guard and save others! `
19 XII    |         Having then come to this wise resolve, they adopted the
20 XIV    |        search, he learned from a wise counsellor the custom of
21 XIV    |       count himself happy on his wise forethought. ~"Understand
22 XIV    |        taught that sagacious and wise king the way of salvation,
23 XIV    |         in his strength, nor the wise in his wisdom, nor the prosperous
24 XIV    |          rejecting some that are wise and understanding, making
25 XIV    |        ruin and decay. ~"In such wise was I devising mine estate,
26 XIV    |      when I heard the words of a wise teacher calling loudly to
27 XV     |         the prophets, Daniel the wise, unto the king of Babylon, '
28 XV     |     thing of his own, one of our wise teachers, a most excellent
29 XV     |   Prophets and Apostles; in such wise do all the Saints, by word
30 XVI    |         poor, I can indeed in no wise praise him as I ought, yet
31 XVII   |        proved thee, and know how wise and steadfast is thy purpose,
32 XVII   |        things, neither king, nor wise man, nor rich man, nor ruler,
33 XVIII  |       long time considered, most wise Sir, how thou mightest best
34 XVIII  |          activity of life. For a wise man hath fitly called sin
35 XX     |         once spake to me on this wise: 'After I had made divine
36 XXI    |          well that in none other wise could I requite thee worthily
37 XXIV   |        at heart, and could in no wise refrain from weeping. With
38 XXIV   |         then, who is so good, so wise, so mighty, and to serve
39 XXIV   |         confessed in him. But be wise, O my father, and shake
40 XXV    |                    XXV. ~In such wise did the father threaten
41 XXV    |          have I spent thus: many wise and learned men have I called
42 XXV    |   pathway of truth, witnessed by wise men honoured for their intelligence
43 XXVI   |       commands." ~But this truly wise and prudent youth, forewarned,
44 XXVI   | temple-keepers of his idols, and wise men of the Chaldeans and
45 XXVI   |      Christ in secret, and in no wise boldly confessing him. So
46 XXVI   |      professing themselves to be wise, they became fools, and
47 XXVI   |          was the ordering of the wise providence of God. When
48 XXVI   |       these unwise and unlearned wise men. ~There sat the king
49 XXVII  |        being so, Earth can in no wise be a goddess, but only the
50 XXVII  |      professing themselves to be wise, fell into greater folly
51 XXVII  |          Furthermore, how do the wise and eloquent among the Greeks
52 XXVIII |          of this speech took his wise men and priests to himself,
53 XXVIII |        in him: and, seeing those wise and foolish orators of his
54 XXIX   |          Theudas replied in this wise, "Dread not, O king, the
55 XXIX   |       plan, which he shall in no wise be able to resist, but his
56 XXX    |  prepared his drugs, and on this wise. ~The devil entered into
57 XXX    |        Why dost thou, who are so wise, talk thus? Wherefore speakest
58 XXXI   |     Cross, he routed us in angry wise, and stablished himself
59 XXXII  |        instituted by many mighty wise men, and interpreters, marvellous
60 XXXII  |       are mighty and brilliantly wise? What is the proof that
61 XXXII  |         side, despite its having wise advocates and mighty champions,
62 XXXII  |          coming of Christ, those wise fishers of the world, whose
63 XXXII  |       thou thyself to say of thy wise men and orators, whose wisdom
64 XXXIII |         around him, he was in no wise proud, knowing that we all
65 XXXIV  |         are found wiser than the wise. This Holy Spirit's grace
66 XXXVI  |        him and not suffer in any wise his departure. While the
67 XXXVI  |     bereavement, but could in no wise over-persuade him. Then
68 XXXVIII|  corruptible! Like a prudent and wise merchant, thou hast sold
69 XXXIX  |       prayed he, and in fatherly wise embraced Ioasaph, and saluted
70 XL     |     habitation, and, in friendly wise, to shew him the sights