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• Do not ill-treat a slave who is an honest worker, or a wage-earner who is devoted to you. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 20)

• Marry a daughter off, and you have finished a great work; but give her to a man of sense. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 25)

• Do not gloat over anyone's death; remember that we all have to die. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 7)

• Do not scorn the discourse of the wise, but make yourself familiar with their maxims, since from these you will learn the theory and the art of serving the great. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 8)

• Keep your distance from the man who has the power to put to death, and you will not be haunted by the fear of dying. If you do approach him, make no false move, or he may take your life. Realise that you are treading among trip-lines, that you are strolling on the battlements. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 13)

• For in death the portion of all alike will be insects, wild animals and worms. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 11)

• The Lord has turned mighty princes off their thrones and seated the humble there instead. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 14)

• Pride was not created for human beings, nor furious rage for those born of woman. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 18)

• Magnate, magistrate, potentate, all are to be honoured, but none is greater than the one who fears the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 24)

• Wisdom enables the poor to stand erect, and gives to the poor a place with the great. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 1)

• Small among winged creatures is the bee but her produce is the sweetest of the sweet. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 3)

• My child, do not take on a great amount of business; if you multiply your interests, you are bound to suffer for it; hurry as fast as you can, yet you will never arrive, nor will you escape by running away. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 10)