Mosaico decorativo

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  • Throw stones at birds and you scare them away, reproach a friend and you destroy a friendship. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 20)

  • Who will set a guard on my mouth, and an efficient seal on my lips, to keep me from falling, and my tongue from causing my ruin? (Ecclesiasticus 22, 27)

  • There are nine things I can think of which strike me as happy, and a tenth which is now on my tongue: the man who can be proud of his children, he who lives to see the downfall of his enemies; (Ecclesiasticus 25, 7)

  • happy is he who keeps house with a sensible wife; he who does not toil with ox and donkey; he who has never sinned with his tongue; he who does not serve a man less worthy than himself; (Ecclesiasticus 25, 8)

  • Do not let water find a leak, nor a spiteful woman give free rein to her tongue. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 25)

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

  • A woman's wantonness shows in her wide-eyed look, her eyelashes leave no doubt. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 9)

  • A peg will stick in the joint between two stones, and sin will wedge itself between selling and buying. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 2)

  • 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)

  • Whoever throws a stone in the air, throws it on to his own head; a treacherous blow cuts both ways. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 25)

  • That third tongue has shattered the peace of many and driven them from nation to nation; it has pulled down fortified cities, and overthrown the houses of the great. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 14)

  • The third tongue has had upright wives divorced, depriving them of reward for their hard work. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 15)


"Seria mais fácil a Terra existir sem o sol do que sem a santa Missa!" São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina