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From [0]: wisdom, 1. in general, the best form of knowledge. 2. specifically, the intellectual virtue or science concerning the firs
by lo_zamoyski 4y ago
From [0]:
wisdom, 1. in general, the best form of knowledge.
2. specifically, the intellectual virtue
or science concerning the first or
supreme causes of all things.
philosophical wisdom, intuitive knowledge combined
with scientific knowledge of
the objects which are
naturally the highest;
metaphysics, including
natural theology.
practical wisdom, 1. prudence.
2. any excellent form of
practical knowledge, as of
one of the architectonic
arts.
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