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 1  II,  82  |          with themselves than the wise can reasonably be. They
 2  II,  82  |         favour have the imaginary wise in the eyes of judges of
 3  II,  82  |     Imagination cannot make fools wise; but she can make them happy,
 4   V,  327 |       knowledge and pretend to be wise. These trouble the world
 5   V,  327 |    everything. The people and the wise constitute the world; these
 6   V,  332 |         use in the kingdom of the wise, and is only mistress of
 7 VII,  430 |      unrighteousness, which these wise men never knew. I alone
 8 VII,  446 |    Kohelet: "Better is a poor and wise child than an old and foolish
 9 VII,  446 |       there has been found a poor wise man who has delivered it—
10 VII,  460 |         mind as their object. The wise; they have righteousness
11 VII,  460 |          that he has made himself wise, and that he is wrong to
12 VII,  479 |          is the conclusion of the wise: "There is a God; let us
13 VIII,  571|        excellently, "Where is the wise? and he shall understand
14 VIII,  587|           the effective cause and wise in respect to the wisdom
15 VIII,  588|              588. Our religion is wise and foolish. Wise, because
16 VIII,  588|     religion is wise and foolish. Wise, because it is the most
17   X,  653 |        from the effect, for He is wise. St. Bernard, Ultimo Sermo
18  XI,  712 |           not understand, but the wise shall understand." Hosea,
19  XI,  712 |          blessings, says: "Who is wise, and he shall understand
20  XI,  712 |           for the wisdom of their wise men shall perish, and their
21  XI,  721 |           All thy soothsayers and wise men cannot shew unto thee
22  XI,  726 |         blind the learned and the wise, Is. 6, 8, 29. etc.; and
23  XI,  733 |         of Daniel.~If I had in no wise heard of the Messiah, nevertheless,
24 XII,  765 | sacrificer, offering, food, king, wise, law-giver, afflicted, poor,
25 XII,  782 |        together; the learned, the wise, the kings. The first write;