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• Quick temper sets feuds a-raging, and wicked men there are that will embroil fast friends, and stir up strife among folk that lived at peace. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 11)

• Heat is gendered by the haste of rivalry, and bloodshed by hot blood; but it is tongue of witness that brings death. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 13)

• Tongue that comes between two friends, how many it has exiled, sent them to wander far away, (Ecclesiasticus 28, 16)

• Pay heed to it, and thou shalt never rest more, never find friend in whom thou canst trust. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 20)

• Heart full of kindness and hand full of comfort will keep the commandment, Lend to thy neighbour. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 1)

• Pay grudgingly when pay thou canst, offer but half the sum, and count it a windfall for the lender? (Ecclesiasticus 29, 7)

• What wonder if many refuse to lend, not churlishly but for fear of wilful wrong? (Ecclesiasticus 29, 10)

• befriend them, as the law commands, nor ever send them away in their misery empty-handed. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 12)

• It is thy brother, thy friend that asks; better lose thy money than leave it to rust in a vault. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 13)

• Men have gone bail ere now for shameless friends that so abandoned them. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 23)

• Better the poor man’s fare under his roof of bare boards, than to be guest at a splendid banquet, and home have none. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 29)

• Discipline thy son, if thou wouldst make thy ill-wishers envy thee, wouldst hold thy head high among thy friends. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 3)