Chap.,  §

 1 Int      | sources of human thought and wisdom. Its influence can be traced
 2   I      | nephew. He crams him full of wisdom and knowledge more than
 3   I,  19 |     him up and taught him my wisdom and my knowledge.'~
 4   I,  25 |      he had crammed him with wisdom and knowledge more than
 5  II,  40 |  speech with a man who lacks wisdom.~
 6  II,  42 |     they say,--"It is by his wisdom," and if a poor man eat
 7  II,  61 |      wise man with a word of wisdom, it will lurk in his breast
 8 III,  115|   said, 'Ah, I have shown my wisdom! what have I done to Haiqâr
 9  IV,  162|    for he taught him all his wisdom and learning and knowledge.
10   V      |       Ahikar, being a man of wisdom also has a sense of humor. (
11  VI,  253|    hath made thee perfect in wisdom and hath adorned thee with