Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pIII,   26|    For, out of the council of wisdom, I have set such a war of
 2 pIII,   27|     citadel of the head rests wisdom, who commands; to whom,
 3 pIII,   28| service under the dominion of wisdom, works as that authority
 4 pIII,   28|    will. In this realm. then, wisdom assumes the place of commander,
 5 pIV,   40 |    being, the great source of wisdom, the primal origin of goodness
 6 pIV,   45 |     the beauty of exceptional wisdom, or fortified with the armor
 7 pVI,   65 |      tones of agreement-since wisdom in our times is rewarded
 8 pVI,   65 |    the titles of honor ? ~But wisdom alone surpasses every possession.
 9 pVI,   65 |     sounding fame. For though wisdom despises flattering applause
10 pVI,   66 |   prostrate, wealth militant, wisdom in exile, yet do thou with
11 pVI,   66 |       resting-place of Mother Wisdom.' ~Then said I: ~'I could
12 pVII,   72| luminous with the splendor of wisdom, when the robbery of livid
13 pVII,   72|      spite makes the glory of wisdom inglorious? ~Yet if one
14 pIX,   89 |     of poverty, brilliance of wisdom errs and degenerates into