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 1   I,  8 |  wisdom, others with a kind of philosophic wisdom, others with these,
 2   I,  13| intellectual and others moral, philosophic wisdom and understanding
 3  VI,  3 |   knowledge, practical wisdom, philosophic wisdom, intuitive reason;
 4  VI,  6 |      principles the objects of philosophic wisdom, for it is a mark
 5  VI,  6 | knowlededge, practical wisdom, philosophic wisdom, and intuitive reason,
 6  VI,  6 |       scientific knowledge, or philosophic wisdom), the remaining alternative
 7  VI,  7 |        It is evident also that philosophic wisdom and the art of politics
 8  VI,  7 |      interests is to be called philosophic wisdom, there will be many
 9  VI,  7 |     wisdom, there will be many philosophic wisdoms; there will not
10  VI,  7 |       things), but a different philosophic wisdom about the good of
11  VI,  7 |        it is plain, then, that philosophic wisdom is scientific knowledge,
12  VI,  7 |         and men like them have philosophic but not practical wisdom,
13  VI,  7 |         But of practical as of philosophic wisdom there must be a controlling
14  VI,  11|       then, what practical and philosophic wisdom are, and with what
15  VI,  12|     qualities of mind. For (1) philosophic wisdom will contemplate
16  VI,  12|      wisdom, being inferior to philosophic wisdom, is to be put in
17  VI,  12|       produces health; so does philosophic wisdom produce happiness;
18  VI,  13|   again it is not supreme over philosophic wisdom, i.e. over the superior