Book, Chapter

 1   III,        I| anything worthy of one who was wise and divine, when brought
 2   III,       II|       God's Son, nor even of a wise man who despises death.~ ~
 3   III,       XI|   think it was for the sake of wise action such as this that
 4   III,      XVI|        drug,160 it shall in no wise hurt them." So the right
 5    IV,       II|        Let us consider another wise remark of his, astounding
 6    IV,      XIV|       soldiers, God acted as a wise general, for many were hostile,
 7    IV,     VIII|       were not written for the wise or understanding, but for
 8    IV,       IX|      hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed
 9    IV,       IX|      have been hidden from the wise, and unreasonably poured
10    IV,       IX|     rays of knowledge from the wise, and to reveal them to fools
11    IV,      XXX|      skilful understanding and wise authority, and will gather
12    IV,      XXX|       praise even though he be wise apart from the light. And