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• nor with a glib talker; thou dost but add fuel to his fire. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 4)

• Dispute not a judge’s award; who judges by right rule if not he? (Ecclesiasticus 8, 17)

• Take not counsel with a fool; he knows none but his own way of it. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 20)

• nor let thy eyes linger on a maid unwed, whose very beauty may take thee unawares. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 5)

• From a woman bravely decked out turn away; have no eyes for her beauty that is none of thine. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 8)

• Woman’s beauty has been the ruin of many ere now, a spark to light the flame of lust. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 9)

• No such peril to a city as a great talker; for his rash utterance, no man so well hated as he. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 25)

• granting prosperity where he will; no scribe bears office but has divine authority stamped on his brow. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 5)

• wrong and crime and outrage and treacherous shift, that he punishes by passing on the sceptre of empire into new hands; (Ecclesiasticus 10, 8)

• but worse sin is none than avarice. See how man, for all his pride, is but dust and ashes! (Ecclesiasticus 10, 9)

• This love of money is of all things the most perverse; what does the miser but sell his own soul? As well be bowelled alive! (Ecclesiasticus 10, 10)

• so he is fain to cut it short, and the king that reigns to-day will be dead to-morrow. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 12)