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• Like a captive partridge in a cage, so is the heart of the proud: like a spy he watches for your downfall, (Ecclesiasticus 11, 30)

• ever on the look-out, turning good into bad and finding fault with what is praiseworthy. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 31)

• A hearthful of glowing coals starts from a single spark, and the sinner lurks for the chance to spill blood. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 32)

• Beware of a scoundrel and his evil contrivances, in case he puts a smear on you for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 33)

• No good will come to one who persists in evil, or who refuses to give alms. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 3)

• Do good to the humble, give nothing to the godless. Refuse him bread, do not give him any, it might make him stronger than you are; then you would be repaid evil twice over for all the good you had done him. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 5)

• For the Most High himself detests sinners, and will repay the wicked with what they deserve. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 6)

• Even if he behaves humbly and comes bowing and scraping, maintain your reserve and be on your guard against him. Behave towards him as if you were polishing a mirror, you will find that his tarnish cannot last. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 11)

• Do not stand him beside you in case he thrusts you out and takes your place. Do not seat him on your right, or he will be after your position, and then you will remember what I have said and sadly admit that I was right. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 12)

• Who feels sorry for a snake-charmer bitten by a snake, or for those who take risks with savage animals? - (Ecclesiasticus 12, 13)

• just so for one who consorts with a sinner, and becomes an accomplice in his sins. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 14)

• He will stay with you for a while, but if you once give way he will press his advantage. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 15)