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• If such a father dies it is as if he had not died, for he leaves behind him another man like himself. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 4)

• In life he had the joy of his company and he is not sorrowful when death comes. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 5)

• He leaves it to his family to take revenge on his enemies and to return gifts to his friends. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 6)

• The man who coddles his son will be constantly bandaging his wounds; at his every cry he will be troubled. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 7)

• Just as a badly broken-in horse cannot be mounted, so a spoiled son becomes insolent. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 8)

• Do not laugh at him lest you have to suffer and grind your teeth. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 10)

• but rather bruise his ribs while he is still young, lest he grow stubborn and refuse to obey. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 12)

• No riches are preferable to physical well-being, and no joy is greater than a cheerful heart. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 16)

• Death is better than a wretched life and eternal rest preferable to lasting sickness. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 17)

• Dishes of food placed on an empty tomb are like good things offered to one who cannot eat. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 18)

• he sees with his eyes and groans, like a eunuch embracing a virgin and sighing. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 20)

• Do not give yourself over to sadness or torment yourself with brooding. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 21)