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• Is anything brighter than the sun? Yet it can be eclipsed. How obscure then the thoughts of flesh and blood! (Ecclesiasticus 17, 26)

• A hussy shames her father and her husband; by both she is despised. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 5)

• Small stones lying on an open height will not remain when the wind blows; Neither can a timid resolve based on foolish plans withstand fear of any kind. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 18)

• Let not your mouth become used to coarse talk, for in it lies sinful matter. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 13)

• She will leave an accursed memory; her disgrace will never be blotted out. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 26)

• The vault of heaven I compassed alone, through the deep abyss I wandered. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 5)

• "Like a cedar on Lebanon I am raised aloft, like a cypress on Mount Hermon, (Ecclesiasticus 24, 13)

• There are nine who come to my mind as blessed, a tenth whom my tongue proclaims: The man who finds joy in his children, and he who lives to see his enemies' downfall. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 7)

• Depressed mind, saddened face, broken heart--this from an evil wife. Feeble hands and quaking knees-- from a wife who brings no happiness to her husband. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 22)

• Follow close if her eyes are bold, and be not surprised if she betrays you: (Ecclesiasticus 26, 11)

• Like a bird released from the hand, you have let your friend go and cannot recapture him; (Ecclesiasticus 27, 19)

• Cursed be gossips and the double-tongued, for they destroy the peace of many. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 13)