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• Cold blows the north wind, and ice forms on the water; no pool but it rests there, arming the water as with a breast-plate; (Ecclesiasticus 43, 22)

• Remedy for all these is none, but the speedy coming of the mist; frost shall be overmastered by the showers the sirocco drives before it,✻ (Ecclesiasticus 43, 24)

• and at the Lord’s word the chill blast dies away.What else but divine wisdom tamed the rising of the seas,✻ and planted the islands there? (Ecclesiasticus 43, 25)

• Who but the Lord brought the venture to a happy issue? His word gives all things their pattern. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 28)

• issuing to the people the commands their times needed, uttering, through their foresight, a sacred charge to the nations. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 4)

• For their sakes this line of theirs will endure for all time; their stock, their name, will never be allowed to die out. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 13)

• Noe, too, blameless lived and faithful proved; when the day of retribution came, he made amends for all;✻ (Ecclesiasticus 44, 17)

• and was bidden to bear on his own body the record of it. Once he had put him to the test and found him obedient, (Ecclesiasticus 44, 21)

• should match the stars in heaven, stretching from southern to western sea, from Euphrates to the ends of earth. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 23)

• the blessings Jacob uttered should be ratified, and the lands promised him should be divided among twelve tribes of his own begetting. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 26)

• The Lord set him apart, chosen out from the rest of mankind, so loyal he was and so gentle; (Ecclesiasticus 45, 4)

• Bright was the cincture that girded him, bright the robe that clothed him; no ornament he wore but spoke of majesty. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 9)