Remember also that the intelligence ability isn't just raw learning - it's about information retention, recollection, memory and how well you order your thoughts. Someone with an excellent memory who can near flawlessly recall every detail of a story they heard a week ago, and who can perfectly describe the room they were at the time; someone who can obtain a piece of information properly after having it explained to them only once, and learns it without need for repetition or double-checking; someone who can focus their thoughts with precision and order firmly and who never becomes muddled; someone who finds their way back to the pub after a long night by retracing their exact route turn for turn; someone who can reason through the manipulations of a puzzle by eye without touching it, and perform mental constructions of similar things in their mind when needed... these are people with high intelligence, regardless of what they actually Know, book-wise.
Wisdom covers what would these days possibly be called emotional intelligence; it's how well you can read a room and get a sense for atmosphere, how well you can understand and empathise - or manipulate - a person based on your understanding of their desires and emotional state; it's your natural instincts and senses that aren't related to higher order thoughts; this includes your senses and reading your environment to gain an understanding of what occurred or where something went. The high wisdom character might not understand the complicated instructions given to them for getting through a puzzle, but can more easily come to grips with it when they get there, observe how it works, and understand the method that needs to be taken, even though they don't know or remember the exact instructions. They find their way back to the bar from a long night because they know that they came a certain way, and as they amble back the trace the signs of their passage, and eventually landmarks that they recognise - not following the exact route they took, but possibly a more direct one.
