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honey-sweet words the temptress✻ may use, all her talk be soothing as oil, (Proverbs 5, 3)
Honey itself cannot vie with well-framed words, for heart’s comfort and body’s refreshment. (Proverbs 16, 24)
Sweet to thy palate, my son, is honey from the comb; why then, eat; (Proverbs 24, 13)
Honey if thou find, eat thy fill and no more; nothing comes of surfeit but vomiting. (Proverbs 25, 16)
A surfeit harms, though it be of honey; search too high, and the brightness shall dazzle thee.✻ (Proverbs 25, 27)
Sweet are thy lips, my bride, as honey dripping from its comb; honey-sweet thy tongue, and soft as milk; the perfume of thy garments is very incense. (Song of Solomon 4, 11)
Into his garden, then, let my true love come, and taste his fruit.✻ The garden gained, my bride, my heart’s love; myrrh and spices of mine all reaped; the honey eaten in its comb, the wine drunk and the milk, that were kept for me! Eat your fill, lovers; drink, sweethearts, and drink deep! (Song of Solomon 5, 1)
Never was honey so sweet as the influence I inspire, never honey-comb as the gift I bring; (Ecclesiasticus 24, 27)
What are the first needs of man’s life? Water, fire, iron, salt, milk, wheat-meal, honey, the grape-cluster, oil and clothing. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 31)
These two alone, out of six hundred thousand warriors, survived the perils of the journey; these two were appointed to lead Israel into the land, all milk and honey, that was its promised home. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 10)
or the honey that tastes sweet in all men’s mouths, or music over the wine. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 2)
On butter and honey shall be his thriving, till he is of age to know good from harm;✻ (Isaiah 7, 15)
