Fondare 3430 Risultati per: Son

• Sinned if thou hast, my son, be not emboldened to sin further; to prayer be-take thee, and efface the memory of sins past. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 1)

• Spoilt son thou shalt beget to thy shame, spoilt daughter to thy great loss; (Ecclesiasticus 22, 3)

• Speech may be out of season, like music in time of mourning; not so the rod, not so chastisement; there lies ever wisdom.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 22, 6)

• Here is the lore, my sons, of the tongue’s use; hold fast by it, and thy own lips shall never be thy undoing, to ensnare thee in heinous wrong. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 7)

• Nor less guilty is she who plays her husband false, giving him for heir a child that is no son of his. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 32)

• Broken, the law of the most High; her plighted troth forsaken; sons borne to a paramour, has she not thrice played the wanton? (Ecclesiasticus 23, 33)

• Needs must she confront the folk assembled, nor shall those sons of hers be spared; (Ecclesiasticus 23, 34)

• he who reads my lesson aright will find in it life eternal. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 31)

• Who but he✻ can make wisdom flow, deep as the stream Phison sends down, or Tigris, in the spring; (Ecclesiasticus 24, 35)

• Inure thy son to the rod, as thou lovest him; so shalt thou have comfort of him✻ in thy later years, nor go about knocking softly at thy neighbour’s doors. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 1)

• Discipline thy son, and thou shalt take pride in him; he shall be thy boast among thy familiars. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 2)

• Discipline thy son, if thou wouldst make thy ill-wishers envy thee, wouldst hold thy head high among thy friends. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 3)