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- NT1 J0000–J0199 ↓ acquisition and possession of wisdom (knowledge) ►▼
- NT2 J0010 ↓ wisdom (knowledge) acquired from experience
- NT2 J0030 ↓ wisdom (knowledge) acquired from inference
- NT2 J0050 ↓ wisdom (knowledge) acquired from observation
- NT2 J0080 ↓ wisdom (knowledge) taught by parable
- NT2 J0100 ↓ wisdom (knowledge) taught by necessity
- NT2 J0120 ↓ wisdom learned from children
- NT2 J0130 ↓ wisdom (knowledge) acquired from animals
- NT2 J0140 ↓ wisdom (knowledge) through education
- NT2 J0150 ↓ other means of acquiring wisdom (knowledge)
- NT2 J0180 ↓ possession of wisdom
- NT1 J0200–J1099 ↓ wise and unwise conduct ►▼
- NT2 J0200–J0499 ↓ choices ►▼
- NT3 J0200 ↓ choices
- NT3 J0210 ↓ choice between evils
- NT3 J0230–J0299 ↓ real and apparent values ►▼
- NT4 J0230 ↓ choice: real and apparent values
- NT4 J0240 ↓ choice between useful and ornamental
- NT4 J0260 ↓ choice between worth and appearance
- NT4 J0280 ↓ quality preferred to quantity
- NT3 J0300–J0329 ↓ present values chosen ►▼
- NT4 J0310 ↓ the present preferred to the past
- NT4 J0320 ↓ present values preferred to future
- NT3 J0330–J0399 ↓ gains and losses ►▼
- NT4 J0340 ↓ choices: little gain, big loss
- NT4 J0350 ↓ choices: small inconvenience, large gain
- NT4 J0370 ↓ choices: important and unimportant work
- NT4 J0390 ↓ choices: kind strangers, unkind relatives
- NT3 J0400–J0459 ↓ choice of associates ►▼
- NT4 J0400 ↓ choice of associates
- NT4 J0410 ↓ association of equals and of unequals
- NT4 J0420 ↓ association of strong and weak
- NT4 J0440 ↓ association of young and old
- NT4 J0450 ↓ association of the good and the evil
- NT3 J0460 ↓ unnecessary choices
- NT3 J0480 ↓ other choices
- NT2 J0500–J0599 ↓ prudence and discretion ►▼
- NT3 J0510 ↓ prudence in ambition
- NT3 J0530 ↓ prudence in demands
- NT3 J0550 ↓ zeal – temperate and intemperate
- NT3 J0570 ↓ wisdom of deliberation
- NT3 J0580 ↓ wisdom of caution
- NT2 J0600–J0799 ↓ forethought ►▼
- NT3 J0610–J0679 ↓ forethought in conflict with others ►▼
- NT4 J0620 ↓ forethought in prevention of others’ plans
- NT4 J0640 ↓ avoidance of others’ power
- NT4 J0670 ↓ forethought in defences against others
- NT3 J0680 ↓ forethought in alliances
- NT3 J0700–J0749 ↓ forethought in provision for life ►▼
- NT4 J0700 ↓ forethought in provision for life (general)
- NT4 J0710 ↓ forethought in provision for food
- NT4 J0730 ↓ forethought in provision for clothing
- NT4 J0740 ↓ forethought in provision for shelter
- NT3 J0750–J0799 ↓ forethought – miscellaneous
- NT3 J0610–J0679 ↓ forethought in conflict with others ►▼
- NT2 J0800–J0849 ↓ adaptability ►▼
- NT3 J0810 ↓ policy in dealing with the great
- NT3 J0830 ↓ adaptability to overpowering force
- NT2 J0850–J0899 ↓ consolation in misfortune ►▼
- NT3 J0860 ↓ consolation by a trifle
- NT3 J0870 ↓ consolation by pretending that one does not want the thing he cannot have
- NT3 J0880 ↓ consolation by thought of others worse placed
- NT3 J0890 ↓ consolation in misfortune – miscellaneous
- NT2 J0900–J0999 ↓ humility ►▼
- NT3 J0910 ↓ humility of the great
- NT3 J0950 ↓ presumption of the lowly
- NT2 J1000–J1099 ↓ other aspects of wisdom ►▼
- NT3 J1010 ↓ value of industry
- NT3 J1020 ↓ strength in unity
- NT3 J1030 ↓ self-dependence
- NT3 J1040 ↓ decisiveness of conduct
- NT3 J1050 ↓ attention to warnings
- NT3 J1060 ↓ miscellaneous aspects of wisdom
- NT2 J0200–J0499 ↓ choices ►▼
- NT1 J1100–J1699 ↓ cleverness ►▼
- NT2 J1100–J1249 ↓ clever persons and acts ►▼
- NT3 J1110 ↓ clever persons
- NT3 J1130–J1199 ↓ cleverness in the law court ►▼
- NT4 J1130 ↓ cleverness in law court – general
- NT4 J1140 ↓ cleverness in detection of truth
- NT4 J1150 ↓ cleverness connected with the giving of evidence
- NT4 J1160 ↓ clever pleading
- NT4 J1170 ↓ clever judicial decisions
- NT4 J1180 ↓ clever means of avoiding legal punishment
- NT4 J1190 ↓ cleverness in the law court – miscellaneous
- NT3 J1210–J1229 ↓ clever man puts another out of countenance
- NT3 J1230–J1249 ↓ clever dividing
- NT2 J1250–J1499 ↓ clever verbal retorts (repartee) ►▼
- NT3 J1250 ↓ clever verbal retorts – general
- NT3 J1260 ↓ repartee based on church or clergy
- NT3 J1270 ↓ repartee concerning the parentage of children
- NT3 J1280 ↓ repartee with ruler (judge, etc.)
- NT3 J1290 ↓ reductio ad absurdum of question or proposal
- NT3 J1300 ↓ officiousness or foolish questions rebuked
- NT3 J1310 ↓ repartee concerning wine
- NT3 J1320 ↓ repartee concerning drunkenness
- NT3 J1330 ↓ repartee concerning beggars
- NT3 J1340 ↓ retorts from hungry persons
- NT3 J1350 ↓ rude retorts
- NT3 J1370 ↓ cynical retorts concerning honesty
- NT3 J1380 ↓ retorts concerning debts
- NT3 J1390 ↓ retorts concerning thefts
- NT3 J1400 ↓ repartee concerning false reform
- NT3 J1410 ↓ repartee concerning fatness
- NT3 J1420 ↓ animals retort concerning their dangers
- NT3 J1430 ↓ repartee concerning doctors and patients
- NT3 J1440 ↓ repartee – miscellaneous
- NT2 J1500–J1649 ↓ clever practical retorts ►▼
- NT3 J1500 ↓ clever practical retort
- NT3 J1510 ↓ the cheater cheated
- NT3 J1530 ↓ one absurdity rebukes another ►▼
- NT4 J1540 ↓ retorts between husband and wife
- NT4 J1550 ↓ practical retorts: borrowers and lenders
- NT4 J1560 ↓ practical retorts: hosts and guests
- NT4 J1580 ↓ practical retorts connected with almsgiving
- NT4 J1600 ↓ practical retorts – miscellaneous
- NT2 J1650–J1699 ↓ miscellaneous clever acts
- NT2 J1100–J1249 ↓ clever persons and acts ►▼
- NT1 J1700–J2749 ↓ fools (and other unwise persons) ►▼
- NT2 J1700–J1729 ↓ fools ►▼
- NT3 J1710–J1729 ↓ association with fools
- NT2 J1730–J1749 ↓ absurd ignorance
- NT2 J1750–J1849 ↓ absurd misunderstandings ►▼
- NT3 J1750–J1809 ↓ one thing mistaken for another ►▼
- NT4 J1750 ↓ one animal mistaken for another
- NT4 J1760 ↓ animal or person mistaken for something else
- NT4 J1770 ↓ objects with mistaken identity
- NT4 J1780 ↓ things thought to be devils, ghosts, etc.
- NT4 J1790 ↓ shadow mistaken for substance
- NT4 J1800 ↓ one thing mistaken for another – miscellaneous
- NT3 J1810 ↓ physical phenomena misunderstood
- NT3 J1820 ↓ inappropriate action from misunderstanding
- NT3 J1750–J1809 ↓ one thing mistaken for another ►▼
- NT2 J1850–J1999 ↓ absurd disregard of facts ►▼
- NT3 J1850–J1899 ↓ animals or objects treated as if human ►▼
- NT4 J1850 ↓ gift or sale to animal (or object)
- NT4 J1860 ↓ animal or object absurdly punished
- NT4 J1870 ↓ absurd sympathy for animals or objects
- NT4 J1880 ↓ animals or objects treated as if human – miscellaneous
- NT3 J1900 ↓ absurd disregard or ignorance of animal’s nature or habits
- NT3 J1910 ↓ fatal disregard of anatomy
- NT3 J1920 ↓ absurd searches for the lost
- NT3 J1930 ↓ absurd disregard of natural laws
- NT3 J1960 ↓ other absurd disregard of facts
- NT3 J1850–J1899 ↓ animals or objects treated as if human ►▼
- NT2 J2000–J2050 ↓ absurd absent-mindedness ►▼
- NT3 J2010 ↓ uncertainty about own identity
- NT3 J2020 ↓ inability to find own members, etc.
- NT3 J2030 ↓ absurd inability to count
- NT3 J2040 ↓ absurd absent-mindedness – miscellaneous
- NT2 J2050–J2199 ↓ absurd short-sightedness ►▼
- NT3 J2050 ↓ absurd short-sightedness
- NT3 J2060 ↓ absurd plans: air castles
- NT3 J2070 ↓ absurd wishes
- NT3 J2080 ↓ foolish bargains
- NT3 J2100 ↓ remedies worse than the disease
- NT3 J2120 ↓ disregard of danger to objects (or animals)
- NT3 J2130 ↓ foolish disregard of personal danger
- NT3 J2160 ↓ other short-sighted acts
- NT2 J2200–J2259 ↓ absurd lack of logic ►▼
- NT3 J2200 ↓ absurd lack of logic – general
- NT3 J2210 ↓ logical absurdity based upon certain false assumptions
- NT3 J2220 ↓ other logical absurdities
- NT2 J2260–J2299 ↓ absurd scientific theories ►▼
- NT3 J2260 ↓ absurd scientific theories – general
- NT3 J2270 ↓ absurd astronomical theories
- NT3 J2280 ↓ other absurd scientific theories
- NT2 J2300–J2349 ↓ gullible fools ►▼
- NT3 J2310 ↓ nature of gullibility
- NT2 J2350–J2369 ↓ talkative fools
- NT2 J2370–J2399 ↓ inquisitive fools
- NT2 J2400–J2449 ↓ foolish imitation
- NT2 J2450–J2499 ↓ literal fools ►▼
- NT3 J2450 ↓ literal fool
- NT3 J2460 ↓ literal obedience
- NT3 J2470 ↓ metaphors literally interpreted
- NT3 J2490 ↓ literal fool – miscellaneous
- NT2 J2500–J2549 ↓ foolish extremes
- NT2 J2550–J2599 ↓ thankful fools
- NT2 J2600–J2649 ↓ cowardly fools
- NT2 J2650–J2699 ↓ bungling fools
- NT2 J2700–J2749 ↓ the easy problem made hard
- NT2 J1700–J1729 ↓ fools ►▼
- NT1 J2750–J2799 ↓ other aspects of wisdom or foolishness
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