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• Wouldst thou remonstrate with a sinner? Make sure thou art not fanning the flame of his passions, thyself in peril of a scorching. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 13)

• Death has become thy familiar; pit-falls encompass thy path; thou art making the rounds of a beleaguered city.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 9, 20)

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

• shrivelled and vanished away, they have left no trace of their passage. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 20)

• There are two breeds of men; one fears God and wins renown, the other passes his commandments by, and is forgotten. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 23)

• great ones a many have fallen full low, and their glory has passed to others. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 6)

• he encumbers thee, now, with hospitality. So, twice and three times, he will drain thee dry; then he will turn on thee with a laugh, and if he meets thee again, it will be to pass thee by with a toss of the head. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 8)

• an eye jaundiced with its own passions, and never a full meal, but always he must sit hungry and pensive at his own table, and ill content! (Ecclesiasticus 14, 10)

• The Lord’s eye is watching over the men who fear him, no act of ours passes unobserved; (Ecclesiasticus 15, 20)

• No generous act but shall win God’s consideration; he weighs each man’s merits, knows how each passed his time on earth. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 15)

• that thou wilt pass unnoticed amidst the throng of humanity, thy soul a mere speck in the vast fabric of creation. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 17)

• Pamper those passions of thine, and joy it will bring, but to thy enemies. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 31)