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• And note, I have been working not merely for myself, but for all who are seeking wisdom. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 34)

• how great is he who has acquired wisdom; but unsurpassed is one who fears the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 10)

• but a woman jealous of a woman means heartbreak and sorrow, and all this is the scourge of the tongue. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 6)

• The conversation of the devout is wisdom at all times, but the fool is as changeable as the moon. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 11)

• When visiting stupid people, choose the right moment, but among the thoughtful take your time. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 12)

• Be fond of a friend and keep faith with him, but if you have betrayed his secrets, do not go after him any more; (Ecclesiasticus 27, 17)

• For a wound can be bandaged and abuse forgiven, but for the betrayer of a secret there is no hope. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 21)

• Honey-tongued to your face, he is lost in admiration at your words; but behind your back he has other things to say, and turns your words into a stumbling-block. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 23)

• I have found many things to hate, but nothing as much as him, and the Lord hates him too. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 24)

• Sarcasm and abuse are the mark of the arrogant, but vengeance lies in wait like a lion for such a one. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 28)

• A stroke of the whip raises a weal, but a stroke of the tongue breaks bones. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 17)

• Many have fallen by the edge of the sword, but many more have fallen by the tongue. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 18)