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• Life's prime needs are water, bread, and clothing, a house, too, for decent privacy. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 21)

• A miserable life it is to go from house to house, for as a guest you dare not open your mouth. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 24)

• Whom he looks upon through life with joy, and even in death, without regret: (Ecclesiasticus 30, 5)

• Preferable is death to a bitter life, unending sleep to constant illness. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 17)

• Gladness of heart is the very life of man, cheerfulness prolongs his days. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 22)

• Envy and anger shorten one's life, worry brings on premature old age. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 24)

• Wine is very life to man if taken in moderation. Does he really live who lacks the wine which was created for his joy? (Ecclesiasticus 31, 27)

• As evil contrasts with good, and death with life, so are sinners in contrast with the just; (Ecclesiasticus 33, 14)

• While breath of life is still in you, let no man have dominion over you. Give not to another your wealth, lest then you have to plead with him; (Ecclesiasticus 33, 21)

• If you have but one slave, treat him like yourself, for you have acquired him with your life's blood; (Ecclesiasticus 33, 31)

• If you have but one slave, deal with him as a brother, for you need him as you need your life: (Ecclesiasticus 33, 32)

• He buoys up the spirits, brings a sparkle to the eyes, gives health and life and blessing. (Ecclesiasticus 34, 17)