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• It cannot gain a hold over the devout, they are not burnt by its flames. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 22)

• Be sure you put a thorn-hedge round your property, lock away your silver and gold; (Ecclesiasticus 28, 24)

• Use your wealth as the Most High has decreed; you will find that more profitable than gold. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 11)

• Whether you have little or much, be content with it, and you will not hear your household complaining. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 23)

• Health and strength are better than any gold, a robust body than untold wealth. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 15)

• Jealousy and anger shorten your days, and worry brings premature old age. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 24)

• Gold has been the ruin of many; their coming destruction was self-evident, (Ecclesiasticus 31, 6)

• Happy the rich who is found to be blameless and does not go chasing after gold. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 8)

• Speak, old man -- it is proper that you should -- but with discretion: do not spoil the music. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 3)

• An emerald seal in a golden setting, such are strains of music with a vintage wine. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 6)

• A woman's beauty delights the beholder, a man likes nothing better. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 22)

• But you will not find them in the parliament, they do not hold high rank in the assembly. They do not sit on the judicial bench, and they do not meditate on the Law. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 33)