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 1  IV,  271      |                              271. Wisdom sends us to childhood. Nisi
 2   V,  330      |    ill-founded as the estimate of wisdom.~
 3  VI,  360      |         not at the high degree of wisdom are equally foolish and
 4  VI,  363(55)  |           Seneca, Epistles, cvi. "Wisdom does not demand much teaching." ~
 5  VI,  374      |          the contrary, of natural wisdom.~Nothing fortifies scepticism
 6 VII,  430      |           so. Let us see what the wisdom of God will do.~"Expect
 7 VII,  431      |         yourselves like unto Him; wisdom will make you equal to Him,
 8 VII,  435      |        the other according to the wisdom of the world, but by expelling
 9 VII,  445      | foolishness is wiser than all the wisdom of men, sapientius est hominibus. 71
10 VII,  446      |     hunger, give him the bread of wisdom of which it is spoken in
11 VII,  460      |    matters, inquiry specially; in wisdom, pride specially. Not that
12 VII,  460      |      proper place for pride is in wisdom, for it cannot be granted
13 VII,  460      |        right. Now God alone gives wisdom, and that is why Qui gloriatur,
14 VII,  479      |        the ungodly in the Book of Wisdom is only based upon the nonexistence
15 VII,  547(92)  |           Cor. 1:21. "Which... by wisdom knew not... it pleased God
16 VIII,  587     |          her miracles and all her wisdom, rejects all this, and declares
17 VIII,  587     |     declares that she has neither wisdom nor signs, but only the
18 VIII,  587     |           by these signs and that wisdom, have deserved your belief,
19 VIII,  587     |  foolishness of the cross without wisdom and signs, and not the signs
20 VIII,  587     |        and wise in respect to the wisdom which prepares it.~
21 VIII,  588     |         Saint Paul, who came with wisdom and signs, says that he
22 VIII,  588     |          he has come neither with wisdom nor with signs; for he came
23 VIII,  588     |           say that they come with wisdom and with signs.~
24  IX,  619      |          all things with so great wisdom, equity, and judgement,
25  XI,  712      |        work and a wonder; for the wisdom of their wise men shall
26  XI,  721      |           And it is not by my own wisdom that I have knowledge of
27  XI,  725      |        and impurity; and that the wisdom of the scribes shall be
28 XII,  792      |           great.~The greatness of wisdom, which is nothing if not
29 XII,  792      |         the heart, which perceive wisdom!~It would have been useless
30 XII,  792      |       infinitely higher things in wisdom.~All bodies, the firmament,
31 XIII,  825(185)|         and the Greeks seek after wisdom: but we preach Christ crucified." ~
32 XIII,  825(186)|        But full of signs, full of wisdom; you the Jesuits, what you
33 XIII,  825(186)|      without miracles and without wisdom." ~
34 XIV,  920(233) |        commended according to his wisdom."~