Wisd

• “This morning at Parkrose Community United Church of Christ our Scripture readings included Wisd of Sol 12: 13, 16-19 and Matt 13: 24-30, 36-43.”

  United Church of Christ

• “We fools thought his life madness, and his end without honour, Wisd.v. 4.”

  Anatomy of Melancholy

• “Wisd. of the like; but amongst the rest I find one most memorable, registered in the [3467] French chronicles of an advocate of Paris before mentioned, who believed verily he was dead, &c.”

  Anatomy of Melancholy

• “For by the greatness and beauty of the creatures, proportionally, the maker of them is seen, Wisd. xiii.”

  Anatomy of Melancholy

• “When a closed hand holds tiny bodies, they represent the souls of the righteous Wisd.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art

• “These words are taken, with some alteration, from Wisd. viii.”

  The Prayer Book Explained

• “(Zach., xiii), "Let us condemn him to a most shameful death" (Wisd., ii), and "They have dug my hands and my feet" (Ps. xxi); the miraculous darkness occurs. in Amos, viii; the gall and vinegar are spoken of in Ps. lxviii; the pierced heart of Christ is foreshadowed in Zach., xii.”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon

• “The following also may be noted: -- genetis Wisd 7: 12 A, technitis 7: 22, mustis 8: 4. hubristria Jer.”

  A Grammar of Septuagint Greek

• “The clay, when dug, was trodden by men's feet so as to form a paste, (Isaiah 41: 25) Wisd. 15: 7; then placed by the potter on the wheel beside which he sat, and shaped by him with his hands.”

  Smith's Bible Dictionary

• “Latin, is properly an adjective here, with chiton understood; cf.Wisd. xviii. 24: poderes enduma, and Xenophon, Cyrop.vi. 2, 10: aspis poderes, a shield reaching down to the feet, such as the thureos”

  Epistles to the Seven Churches in Asia.

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