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1 Int | his disorderly quest for wisdom. He omits very much indeed.
2 Int | awakened his thirst for wisdom, how the Manicheans deluded
3 Int | with their promise of true wisdom, and how the Academics upset
4 1, I | power, and infinite is thy wisdom.”6 And man desires to praise
5 2, VI | that exists in justice and wisdom, nor such as is in the mind,
6 3, IV | yearned for an immortality of wisdom and began now to arise that
7 3, IV | with me. For with thee is wisdom. In Greek the love of wisdom
8 3, IV | wisdom. In Greek the love of wisdom is called “philosophy,”
9 3, IV | not this or that sect, but wisdom itself, wherever it might
10 5, III | Thus they know not that thy wisdom is not a matter of measure.126
11 5, III | hath been “made unto us wisdom, and righteousness, and
12 5, V | man, “Behold, godliness is wisdom”133 - and of this he might
13 5, VI | the language is brilliant. Wisdom and folly both are like
14 5, VIII | profoundest workings of thy wisdom and thy constant mercy toward
15 6, V | full majesty of its secret wisdom within its spiritual profundity.
16 6, X | ardent search after truth and wisdom. He had left his native
17 6, XI | first fallen in love with wisdom and had determined as soon
18 6, XI | combined the pursuit of wisdom with a marriage life.”~20.
19 6, XII | undistracted leisure in the love of wisdom as we had long desired.
20 6, XII | married and still lovers of wisdom, who had pleased God and
21 6, XVI | appropriation of Plotinian wisdom and his experience of a
22 6, VI | know how to die and the Wisdom which gives light to minds
23 6, IX | by participation in that wisdom which abides in them, they
24 6, XVIII | flesh” in order that thy wisdom, by which thou didst create
25 6, XIX | Christ only a man of eminent wisdom to whom no other man could
26 6, XIX | to his participation in wisdom.~Alypius, on the other hand,
27 6, XX | might have thought that wisdom could be attained by the
28 6, XXI(226)| identifying the figure of Wisdom in Proverbs with the figure
29 6, XXI(226)| these references to God's Wisdom and Word as "created" caused
30 7, I | likely to have gained much wisdom - and, indeed, he had. From
31 7, I | fear of the Lord, this is wisdom,”237 and, “Be not wise in
32 7, VI | listen to discussions about wisdom.~14. On a certain day, then,
33 7, VII | was roused to a desire for wisdom. And here I was, still postponing
34 8, III | thy fountain, and drinks wisdom as he desires and as he
35 8, IX | observed it confirmed the wisdom of it and rejoiced; those
36 8, X | truth, where life is that Wisdom by whom all things are made,
37 8, X | been and which are to be. Wisdom is not made, but is as she
38 8, X | might touch on that Eternal Wisdom which abides over all. And
39 8, X(298) | And being but one, she [Wisdom] can do all things: and
40 9, XXIX | even this was a point of wisdom to know whose gift it was.346
41 9, XLIII | hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge”404 - hath
42 10, II | are hid all treasures of wisdom and knowledge.”418 It is
43 10, IX | thy Son, thy Power, thy Wisdom, thy Truth: all wondrously
44 10, IX | because I am like it. It is Wisdom itself that shineth through
45 10, IX | are thy works, O Lord; in wisdom thou hast made them all.”428
46 10, IX | made them all.”428 And this Wisdom is the Beginning, and in
47 10, XI | not yet understand thee, O Wisdom of God, O Light of souls.
48 11, VII | beginning, and through thy Wisdom which is from thee and born
49 11, XV | find no time before it (for wisdom was created before all things),473
50 11, XV | this is certainly not that Wisdom which is absolutely coeternal
51 11, XV | our God, its Father, the Wisdom through whom all things
52 11, XV | This is truly the created Wisdom, namely, the intelligible
53 11, XV | For this is also called wisdom, even if it is a created
54 11, XV | even if it is a created wisdom. But the difference between
55 11, XV | the difference between the Wisdom that creates and that which
56 11, XV | there is a certain created wisdom that was created before
57 11, XVII | which God has made in his wisdom - that is, in the beginning -
58 11, XVII | before it was enlightened by Wisdom.”~26. And if anyone wished,
59 11, XIX | that “the beginning” is thy wisdom in which thou didst create
60 11, XXVIII | the earth,” and he beholds Wisdom as the true “beginning,”
61 11, XXVIII | beginning” to mean that in thy wisdom thou hast created the heaven
62 12 | profundities of God’s power and wisdom and love. He is also interested
63 12, II | which thou madest in thy wisdom - let them declare what
64 12, V | in the beginning of our wisdom, that is, in thy wisdom
65 12, V | wisdom, that is, in thy wisdom born of thee, equal and
66 12, XV | testimony of thine which gives wisdom even to the little ones.
67 12, XVIII | by thy Spirit the word of wisdom”591 (which resembles the
68 12, XVIII | short of that splendor of Wisdom in which the day rejoices
69 12, XVIII | even though he could speak wisdom among the perfect.594 Still
70 12, XIX | whose midst he speaketh wisdom - who know how to give rightly
71 12, XIX | the sun, utter the Word of wisdom to the day (“day unto day
72 12, XX | as it were, as lights of wisdom and knowledge. But there
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