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• My child, do not refuse the poor a livelihood, do not tantalise the needy. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 1)

• Do not winnow in every wind, or walk along every by-way (as the double-talking sinner does). (Ecclesiasticus 5, 9)

• Both honour and disgrace come from talking, the tongue is its owner's downfall. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 13)

• for a bad name will earn you shame and reproach, as happens to the double-talking sinner. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 1)

• Do not talk too much at the gathering of elders, and do not repeat yourself at your prayers. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 14)

• A chatterbox is a terror to his town, a loose talker is detested. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 18)

• Do not affect to treat him as an equal, do not trust his flow of words; since all this talking is expressly meant to test you, under cover of geniality he will be weighing you up. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 11)

• When the rich slips, there are many hands to catch him, if he talks nonsense he is congratulated. The poor slips, and is blamed for it, he may talk good sense, but no room is made for him. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 22)

• The rich speaks and everyone stops talking, and then they praise his discourse to the skies. The poor speaks and people say, 'Who is this?' and if he stumbles, they trip him up yet more. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 23)

• For we cannot have everything, human beings are not immortal. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 30)

• whether to friend or foe, do not talk about it, unless it would be sinful not to, do not reveal it; (Ecclesiasticus 19, 8)

• There is the person who keeps quiet and is considered wise, another incurs hatred for talking too much. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 5)