Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII  |          is blind to some in her wisdom, and so, by forbearance
 2       II, XIII   |          all others, through the wisdom which has been given me
 3      III, X      |         of the field, he had the wisdom to infer that the cause
 4      III, XVII   |         or approving his lack of wisdom with regard to the observance
 5       IV, XXIII  |       her, because of her innate wisdom and love of the service
 6        V, XXI    | forasmuch as he showed wonderful wisdom, humility, and piety in
 7        V, XXI    |         be his. For I think your wisdom easily discerns that it
 8        V, XXI    |         I now also admonish your wisdom, O king, that together with
 9        V, XX  III|       man renowned for piety and wisdom, and of notable learning
10        V, XXIV   |        Thee, the Fountain of all wisdom, and appear for ever before