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Her familiars it is, and none other, that God loves. (Wisdom of Solomon 7, 28)
whose friendship was such dear delight, whose exercise brought me credit unfailing, her daily comradeship a training in sound judgement, the eloquence she inspired an earnest of renown; win her for myself I must, and went about to attain my purpose. (Wisdom of Solomon 8, 18)
I was, indeed, a boy of good parts, and nobility of nature had fallen to my lot; (Wisdom of Solomon 8, 19)
Thou who once, into defiling blood, hadst troubled the sources of a living stream, (Wisdom of Solomon 11, 7)
Humiliated they well might be at those sufferings of theirs, the very gods they worshipped the instruments of their distress; a sight enough to convince them that he was the true God, whom all this while they had rejected! But no, they must needs bring upon themselves the full rigours of justice. (Wisdom of Solomon 12, 27)
The very men who had professed to rid ailing minds of all discomposure and disquiet, were now themselves sick with apprehension, to their great discomfiture. (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 8)
To these thou gavest, not darkness, but a pillar of burning fire, to be the guide of their unfamiliar journey, a sun, all gracious welcome, that brought no harm.✻ (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 3)
A fitting punishment it was for the Egyptians, this loss of light; fitting that they should be imprisoned in darkness, who had kept thy own sons in prison; thy own sons, through whom that law, which is light unfailing, was to be given to the world. (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 4)
Accept all that comes to thee, patient in sorrow, humiliation long enduring; (Ecclesiasticus 2, 4)
for gold and silver the crucible, it is in the furnace of humiliation men shew themselves worthy of his acceptance. (Ecclesiasticus 2, 5)
Sovereignty belongs to God and no other; they honour him most that most keep humility. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 21)
Be not familiar with a boor; thou wilt hear no good of thy ancestry. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 5)
