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• To some he would assign high dignity; others should be lost in the common rabble of days. So it is that all men are built of the same clay; son of Adam is son of earth; (Ecclesiasticus 33, 10)

• yet the Lord, in the plenitude of his wisdom, has marked them off from one another, not giving the same destiny to each. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 11)

• Toil first assign to him; toiling is his lot; then, if he disobeys thee, with the stocks thou mayst tame him. Yet do not burden flesh and blood more than it can bear, nor inflict more than lawful punishment while the plea is still unheard. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 30)

• this thy sacrifice of amends for wrong done, of atonement for fault, to shun wrong-doing. (Ecclesiasticus 35, 3)

• Have compassion on the people that is called by thy own name, on Israel, owned thy first-born; (Ecclesiasticus 36, 14)

• Vindicate the race that was from the first thy chosen; old prophecies uttered in thy name, at last fulfil; (Ecclesiasticus 36, 17)

• Friends every man has that will say, I love him well; yet friends they may be in name only. Death itself cannot match it for sadness, (Ecclesiasticus 37, 1)

• Leave off thy sinning, thy life amend, purge thee of all thy guilt. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 10)

• When a man dies, let thy tears flow, and set up a great lamenting, as for thy grievous loss; shroud him according to his quality, and grudge him no pomp of funeral; (Ecclesiasticus 38, 16)

• one day or two, as his worth claims, bemoan him; no need to win thyself an ill name. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 18)

• A life that shall leave such fame as one man wins in a thousand; a death not unrewarded. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 15)

• His name extol; songs of praise let your lips utter, and let harp’s melody mingle with the song. And you shall praise him in these words following. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 20)