Talált 2113 Eredmények: End

• Neither to son, wife, brother nor friend give power over yourself during your life. Do not give your property to another in case you regret it and have to beg them to return it. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 20)

• It is preferable for your children to be dependent on you, than that you be obliged to depend on them. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 22)

• Wait until the end of your days, until death is near, to distribute your inheritance. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 24)

• Send him to work or he will be idle, and idleness teaches much evil. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 28)

• Let the survivors be consumed in fiery wrath, let those who oppress send to perdition. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 8)

• Every friend says, "I am your friend, too," but some friends are only friends in name. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 1)

• Is it not a deadly grief when a companion or friend turns into an enemy? (Ecclesiasticus 37, 2)

• O evil intention! From where have you sprung, to cover the earth with deceit? One kind of comrade takes advantage of his friend's good fortune; in time of trouble he turns against him. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 3)

• Another kind shares his friend's suffering, for the sake of a meal; when it comes to a fight, he thinks only of saving himself. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 5)

• Do not neglect a friend or forget him once you are wealthy. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 6)

• In the end, keep to your own heart's advice, since no one deserves to be trusted more than your heart. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 13)

• A man may be wise, but if his words are rejected he will end up starving, (Ecclesiasticus 37, 20)