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• What is life to him who is diminished by wine? (Ecclesiasticus 31, 33)

• From the beginning, wine was created for cheerfulness, but not for inebriation. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 35)

• Wine taken in moderation lifts up the mind and the heart. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 36)

• Wine taken in excess stirs up conflict and anger, and brings many to ruin. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 38)

• Wine taken in excess is bitter to the soul. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 39)

• You should not argue with your neighbor during a banquet of wine. And you should not spurn him in his cheerfulness. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 41)

• A gemstone of garnet is set amid an ornament of gold, and a concert of music is set amid a banquet of wine. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 7)

• Just as a signet of emerald is set amid a work of gold, so is a melody of music set amid delightful and moderate wine. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 8)

• Was not bitter water made sweet with wood? (Ecclesiasticus 38, 5)

• At his word, the waters stood still, as if piled together. And at the words of his mouth, the waters were contained, as if in basins of water. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 22)

• The principal things necessary for the life of men are: water, fire, and iron, salt, milk, and flour for bread, and honey, and the grape cluster, and oil, and clothing. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 31)

• The weeds, which grow above every water and beside the banks of the river, will be uprooted before all the grass. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 16)