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• True insight wisdom has in her treasure-house, and the piety that comes of knowledge; no wonder if sinners hate the name of her. (Ecclesiasticus 1, 26)

• Hidden in wisdom’s treasure-house is the secret of all discernment; (Ecclesiasticus 1, 31)

• What is the buttress of a man’s house? A father’s blessing. What tears up the foundations of it? A mother’s curse. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 11)

• Lion if thou must be, let not thy own house feel the brunt of it, thy own servants harried, thy own slaves beaten to the earth. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 35)

• Do not keep thy house open to every comer; knaves have many shifts. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 31)

• Totters the lordly house, it has friends to sustain it; the poor man in his ruin is driven from familiar doors. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 25)

• by her house takes up his abode, driving his nail into the walls of it, so as to build his cabin at her very side, cabin that shall remain for ever a home of blessing! (Ecclesiasticus 14, 25)

• Wouldst thou build thy fortunes on earnings that are none of thine? As well mightest thou lay in stones for winter fuel. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 9)

• With sand or salt or iron bars burden thyself, not with rash and godless company, not with a fool. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 18)

• Underpin the foundations with timber balks, thy house shall withstand all shock; nor less shall he, whose heart stands resolved in the counsels of prudence; (Ecclesiasticus 22, 19)

• Make right-doing thy quest, and thou wilt not miss the mark; this shall be a robe of honour to clothe thee, a welcome guest in thy house, to watch over thee continually, and to be thy stronghold at the hour when all is made known. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 9)

• A wretched life it is, passing on from house to house to find a welcome; that welcome found, thou wilt lack all confidence, and sit there mumchance. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 31)