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 1 Ana  | Philosophers have derived their wisdom from our Scriptures, which
 2 XI   |         world? some Socrates in wisdom, some Aristides in justice,
 3 XIV  |     altar. I rather praise your wisdom which leads you to save
 4 XIX  |     resembling ours. As regards wisdom, the love of it has been
 5 XXI  |     have been deprived of their wisdom and understanding and the
 6 XXIII|    Spirit of God, and Word, and Wisdom, and Reason, and Son of
 7 XXXIX|         A fine example of Attic wisdom and Roman gravity! —the
 8 XLVI |       too, when he had acquired wisdom on some points of the truth,
 9 XLVI |        He bore testimony to the wisdom of the very man who denied
10 XLVI |        reputation and honour of wisdom. Where then is the resemblance
11 XLVII| Philosophers have derived their wisdom from our Scriptures, which
12 XLVII|         the source of all later wisdom. And if I were not anxious