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• May my teaching shine forth like the dawn; may I carry its light to faraway places. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 32)

• There are three kinds of persons whom I detest and whose existence I cast away from me: a poor man full of pride, a rich man who is a liar, and an adulterous old man who is a fool. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 2)

• I think of nine things which I consider happy and a tenth to which I will also refer: the man who finds his happiness in his children; the man who sees the ruin of his enemies in his lifetime. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 7)

• Happy the man who lives with a sensible wife; he who does not plow with a donkey and ox; he who has done no wrong in speech; he who does not serve an unworthy master. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 8)

• Great is he who has gained wisdom, but no one surpasses the man who fears the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 10)

• Since the fear of the Lord excels everything, who can compare with the one who possesses it? (Ecclesiasticus 25, 11)

• Any wound rather than the wound of the heart; any wickedness rather than the wickedness of a woman; (Ecclesiasticus 25, 13)

• any sadness rather than that inflicted by an enemy; any vengeance rather than the vengeance of a foe. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 14)

• Wickedness disfigures a woman's appearance, it saddens the face, making her look like a bear. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 17)

• When her husband dines with his neighbor, he sighs bitterly, in spite of himself. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 18)

• All wickedness is nothing compared with a woman's wickedness. Let her lot be that of a sinner! (Ecclesiasticus 25, 19)

• Expect anger, reproach and plenty of shame when the wife rules the husband. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 22)