Book, Paragraph

 1      I,  16|     differ from courage, and wisdom from temperance?"-for all
 2      V,  5 |    after something else, as "wisdom" to the "soul", or on the
 3      V,  5 |    other hand primarily, as "wisdom" to the "rational faculty",
 4      V,  6 |      as it is a property of "wisdom" to be essentially "the
 5      V,  8 |      be "the primary seat of wisdom" as it is of "the faculty
 6      V,  8 |    to be the primary seat of wisdom, it would be a property
 7     VI,  3 |  says, like Xenocrates, that wisdom defines and contemplates
 8     VI,  6 |  relation: e.g. by defining "wisdom" as the virtue of "man"
 9     VI,  6 |     reasoning faculty": for "wisdom" is the virtue primarily
10     VI,  12|  preserves the laws" or that wisdom is "what produces happiness";
11   VIII,  14| knowledge and to philosophic wisdom the power of discerning