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• Have you heard something? Let it die with you. Courage! It will not burst you! (Ecclesiasticus 19, 10)

• A fool will suffer birthpangs over a piece of news, like a woman labouring with child. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 11)

• Question your friend, he may have done nothing at all; and if he has done anything, he will not do it again. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 13)

• Question your neighbour, he may have said nothing at all; and if he has said anything, he will not say it again. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 14)

• Question your friend, for slander is very common, do not believe all you hear. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 15)

• Question your neighbour before you threaten him, and defer to the Law of the Most High. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 17)

• There is the person who keeps quiet and is considered wise, another incurs hatred for talking too much. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 5)

• Someone who talks too much will earn dislike, and someone who usurps authority will earn hatred. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 8)

• There is the person who finds misfortune a boon, and the piece of luck that turns to loss. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 9)

• There is the honour that leads to humiliation, and there are people in a low state who raise their heads. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 11)

• The wise wins love with words, while fools may shower favours in vain. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 13)

• The gift of the stupid will bring you no advantage, his eyes look for seven times as much in return. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 14)