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• None that fears the Lord but honours the parents who gave him life, slave to master owes no greater service. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 8)

• What is the buttress of a man’s house? A father’s blessing. What tears up the foundations of it? A mother’s curse. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 11)

• Nay, for a father’s good repute or ill, a son must go proudly, or hang his head. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 13)

• Seek not to know what is far above thee; search not beyond thy range; let thy mind ever dwell on the duty God has given thee to do, content to be ignorant of all his dealings besides. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 22)

• Leave off, then, thy much questioning about such things as little concern thee, and be content with thy ignorance; (Ecclesiasticus 3, 24)

• No fire burns so high but water may quench it; almsgiving was ever sin’s atoning. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 33)

• If a poor man would speak to thee, lend him thy ear without grudging; give him his due, and let him have patient and friendly answer. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 8)

• When first she chooses a man out, she does but make trial of his company; (Ecclesiasticus 4, 18)

• she puts him to the proof, threatening him with her frown, teasing him with her difficult lore, until at last she has proved whether his thoughts are hers, and can trust him perfectly. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 19)

• Then she gives him confidence, coming out openly to meet him; gladdens him with her smile, (Ecclesiasticus 4, 20)

• though life itself were in peril, never be ashamed to speak the truth. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 24)

• Nay, speak out without shame, though thy own neighbour should be threatened with ruin. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 27)