Par.

 1 2 |         better or the more worthy, --wisdom, for instance. And since
 2 16|            supreme Justness, supreme Wisdom, supreme Truth, supreme
 3 29|             it is identical with its wisdom, necessarily, in the same
 4 32|            nothing, then the supreme Wisdom, which is nothing else than
 5 32|              would it be the supreme Wisdom? Or, if there were in no
 6 32|            imagined that the supreme Wisdom, at any time does not conceive
 7 32|             itself, but that supreme Wisdom, and conceive of that Wisdom
 8 32|         Wisdom, and conceive of that Wisdom and of itself? For, if the
 9 32|            memory or concept of that Wisdom or of itself, it would not
10 32|       irrational creatures, and that Wisdom from the whole created world,
11 33|            word by which the supreme Wisdom expresses itself may most
12 33|             perfect likeness of that Wisdom.~For, on no ground can it
13 33|            can deny that the supreme Wisdom, when it conceives of itself
14 33|             called the image of that Wisdom, its representation, just
15 34|        because be himself is supreme Wisdom and supreme Reason, in which
16 42|             since both are truth and wisdom (veritas et sapientia, feminine)?~
17 44|             one conceives of a man's wisdom, through which man is wise,
18 44|        cannot be wise except through wisdom.~For, as the supreme Wisdom
19 44|          wisdom.~For, as the supreme Wisdom is ever wise through itself,
20 44|              less perfect essence or wisdom because he is an essence
21 44|         essence of the Father, and a wisdom born of the wisdom of the
22 44|             and a wisdom born of the wisdom of the Father; but he would
23 44|              less perfect essence or wisdom if he did not exist through
24 44|              Father has essence, and wisdom, and life in himself; so
25 44|              exists; through his own wisdom he is wise; through his
26 44|           possession of essence, and wisdom, and life in himself, so
27 44|       through an extraneous essence, wisdom, and life, but through his
28 44|              man should teach me his wisdom, which I formerly lacked,
29 44|             to teach me by this very wisdom of his. But, although my
30 44|             of his. But, although my wisdom would derive its existence
31 44|           fact of its being from his wisdom, yet when my wisdom once
32 44|              his wisdom, yet when my wisdom once existed, it would be
33 45|        manner the Son is the virtue, wisdom, etc., of the Father. ~AND
34 45|        virtue of the Father, and his wisdom, and justice, and whatever
35 46|             and knowledge of it, and wisdom regarding it; that is, it
36 46|      intelligence of the Father, and wisdom concerning him, and knowledge
37 47|     intelligence, and knowledge, and wisdom, and truth, it is consequently
38 47|     intelligence, and knowledge, and wisdom, and truth, of the paternal
39 47|          knowledge of knowledge, the wisdom of wisdom, and the truth
40 47|             knowledge, the wisdom of wisdom, and the truth of truth.~ ~
41 48|           Son is the intelligence or wisdom of memory or the memory
42 48|              denied that the supreme Wisdom remembers itself, nothing
43 48|           apprehended in the supreme Wisdom, which always thinks of
44 48|           Son is the intelligence or wisdom of the Father, so he is
45 48|       regarding whatever the Son has wisdom or understanding, this he
46 48|            memory, just as he is the wisdom of the Father, and the wisdom
47 48|        wisdom of the Father, and the wisdom of wisdom, that is, the
48 48|            Father, and the wisdom of wisdom, that is, the wisdom wise
49 48|              of wisdom, that is, the wisdom wise regarding the wisdom
50 48|            wisdom wise regarding the wisdom of the Father; and the Son
51 48|             born of memory, as he is wisdom, born of wisdom, while the
52 48|             as he is wisdom, born of wisdom, while the Father is memory
53 48|             the Father is memory and wisdom born of none.~ ~
54 53|      Therefore, this love is supreme Wisdom, supreme Truth, the supreme
55 58|            the Son is the essence or wisdom of the Father in the sense
56 58|              has the same essence or wisdom that the Father has: so
57 58|            Spirit is the essence and wisdom etc. of Father and Son. ~
58 58|             Son is the substance and wisdom and virtue of the Father,
59 58|             has the same essence and wisdom and virtue with the Father;
60 58|            of both is the essence or wisdom or virtue of Father and
61 58|         altogether the same essence, wisdom, and virtue with these.~ ~
62 60|        supreme Being and the supreme Wisdom that through himself he
63 63|              property of the supreme Wisdom to know and conceive, so
64 63|            expressed --for it is one wisdom which expresses and one
65 64| incomprehensible in what way supreme Wisdom knows its creatures, of
66 64|              self-expression of this Wisdom that the Father begets and
67 65|             For, neither is the term wisdom sufficient to reveal to
68 67|              and so like the supreme Wisdom as this power of remembering,
69 69|             suppose that the supreme Wisdom created it for this end,