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Proverbia

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  • 29:1
    Viro qui corripientem dura cervice contemnit, repentinus ei superveniet interitus, et eum sanitas non sequetur.
    The man that with a stiff neck despiseth him that reproveth him, shall suddenly be destroyed: and health shall not follow him.

    Note — 29:1

  • 29:2
    In multiplicatione justorum laetabitur vulgus; cum impii sumpserint principatum, gemet populus.
    When just men increase, the people shall rejoice: when the wicked shall bear rule, the people shall mourn.

    Note — 29:2

  • 29:3
    Vir qui amat sapientiam laetificat patrem suum; qui autem nutrit scorta perdet substantiam.
    A man that loveth wisdom, rejoiceth his father: but he that maintaineth harlots, shall squander away his substance.

    Note — 29:3

  • 29:4
    Rex justus erigit terram; vir avarus destruet eam.
    A just king setteth up the land: a covetous man shall destroy it.

    Note — 29:4

  • 29:5
    Homo qui blandis fictisque sermonibus loquitur amico suo rete expandit gressibus ejus.
    A man that speaketh to his friend with flattering and dissembling words, spreadeth a net for his feet.

    Note — 29:5

  • 29:6
    Peccantem virum iniquum involvet laqueus, et justus laudabit atque gaudebit.
    A snare shall entangle the wicked man when he sinneth: and the just shall praise and rejoice.

    Note — 29:6

  • 29:7
    Novit justus causam pauperum; impius ignorat scientiam.
    The just taketh notice of the cause of the poor: the wicked is void of knowledge.

    Note — 29:7

  • 29:8
    Homines pestilentes dissipant civitatem, sapientes vero avertunt furorem.
    Corrupt men bring a city to ruin: but wise men turn away wrath.

    Note — 29:8

  • 29:9
    Vir sapiens si cum stulto contenderit, sive irascatur, sive rideat, non inveniet requiem.
    If a wise man contend with a fool, whether he be angry or laugh, he shall find no rest.

    Note — 29:9

  • 29:10
    Viri sanguinem oderunt simplicem; justi autem quaerunt animam ejus.
    Bloodthirsty men hate the upright: but just men seek his soul.

    Note — 29:10

  • 29:11
    Totum spiritum suum profert stultus; sapiens differt, et reservat in posterum.
    A fool uttereth all his mind: a wise man deferreth, and keepeth it till afterwards.

    Note — 29:11

  • 29:12
    Princeps qui libenter audit verba mendacii, omnes ministros habet impios.
    A prince that gladly heareth lying words, hath all his servants wicked.

    Note — 29:12

  • 29:13
    Pauper et creditor obviaverunt sibi : utriusque illuminator est Dominus.
    The poor man and the creditor have met one another: the Lord is the enlightener of them both.

    Note — 29:13

  • 29:14
    Rex qui judicat in veritate pauperes, thronus ejus in aeternum firmabitur.
    The king that judgeth the poor in truth, his throne shall be established for ever.

    Note — 29:14

  • 29:15
    Virga atque correptio tribuit sapientiam; puer autem qui dimittitur voluntati suae confundit matrem suam.
    The rod and reproof give wisdom: but the child that is left to his own will bringeth his mother to shame.

    Note — 29:15

  • 29:16
    In multiplicatione impiorum multiplicabuntur scelera, et justi ruinas eorum videbunt.
    When the wicked are multiplied, crimes shall be multiplied: but the just shall see their downfall.

    Note — 29:16

  • 29:17
    Erudi filium tuum, et refrigerabit te, et dabit delicias animae tuae.
    Instruct thy son, and he shall refresh thee, and shall give delight to thy soul.

    Note — 29:17

  • 29:18
    Cum prophetia defecerit, dissipabitur populus; qui vero custodit legem beatus est.
    When prophecy shall fail, the people shall be scattered abroad: but he that keepeth the law is blessed.

    Note — 29:18

  • 29:19
    Servus verbis non potest erudiri, quia quod dicis intelligit, et respondere contemnit.
    A slave will not be corrected by words: because he understandeth what thou sayest, and will not answer.

    Note — 29:19

  • 29:20
    Vidisti hominem velocem ad loquendum? stultitia magis speranda est quam illius correptio.
    Hast thou seen a man hasty to speak? folly is rather to be looked for, than his amendment.

    Note — 29:20

  • 29:21
    Qui delicate a pueritia nutrit servum suum postea sentiet eum contumacem.
    He that nourisheth his servant delicately from his childhood, afterwards shall find him stubborn.

    Note — 29:21

  • 29:22
    Vir iracundus provocat rixas, et qui ad indignandum facilis est erit ad peccandum proclivior.
    A passionate man provoketh quarrels: and he that is easily stirred up to wrath, shall be more prone to sin.

    Note — 29:22

  • 29:23
    Superbum sequitur humilitas, et humilem spiritu suscipiet gloria.
    Humiliation followeth the proud: and glory shall uphold the humble of spirit.

    Note — 29:23

  • 29:24
    Qui cum fure participat odit animam suam; adjurantem audit, et non indicat.
    He that is partaker with a thief, hateth his own soul: he heareth one putting him to his oath, and discovereth not.

    Note — 29:24

  • 29:25
    Qui timet hominem cito corruet; qui sperat in Domino sublevabitur.
    He that feareth man, shall quickly fall: he that trusteth in the Lord, shall be set on high.

    Note — 29:25

  • 29:26
    Multi requirunt faciem principis, et judicium a Domino egreditur singulorum.
    Many seek the face of the prince: but the judgment of every one cometh forth from the Lord.

    Note — 29:26

  • 29:27
    Abominantur justi virum impium, et abominantur impii eos qui in recta sunt via. Verbum custodiens filius extra perditionem erit.
    The just abhor the wicked man: and the wicked loathe them that are in the right way. The son that keepeth the word, shall be free from destruction.

    Note — 29:27

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