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• Do not reach out for anything your host has his eye on, do not jostle him at the dish. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 14)

• Judge your fellow-guest's needs by your own, be thoughtful in every way. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 15)

• Eat what is offered you like a well brought-up person, do not wolf your food or you will earn dislike. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 16)

• and if you are sitting with a large party, do not help yourself before the others do. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 18)

• A moderate diet ensures sound sleep, one gets up early, in the best of spirits. Sleeplessness, biliousness and gripe are what the glutton has to endure. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 20)

• Listen to me, my child, do not disregard me, eventually you will see the force of my words. Be moderate in all your activities and illness will never overtake you. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 22)

• Do not play the valiant at your wine, for wine has been the undoing of many. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 25)

• The furnace proves the temper of steel, and wine proves hearts in the drinking bouts of braggarts. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 26)

• Drunkenness excites the stupid to a fury to his own harm, it reduces his strength while leading to blows. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 30)

• Do not provoke your fellow-guest at a wine feast, do not make fun of him when he is enjoying himself, do not take him to task or annoy him by reclaiming money owed. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 31)

• Have they made you the presider? Do not let it go to your head, behave like everyone else in the party, see that they are happy and then sit down yourself. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 1)

• Having discharged your duties, take your place so that your joy may be through theirs, and you may receive the crown for your competence. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 2)