Chap.,  §

 1   I,  2  |    Assyria and Nineveh, a wise man named Haiqâr, and he was
 2  II,  27 |      art shamed before God and man.~
 3  II,  37 | removing of stones with a wise man is better~than the drinking
 4  II,  37 |  drinking of wine with a sorry man.~
 5  II,  40 |        spoil thy speech with a man who lacks wisdom.~
 6  II,  42 |       17 O my son! if the rich man eat a snake, they say,--"
 7  II,  42 |     his wisdom," and if a poor man eat it, the people say, "
 8  II,  45 |                 20 O my son! a man who fears God do thou fear
 9  II,  46 |      21 O my son! the ignorant man falls and stumbles, and
10  II,  46 |     and stumbles, and the wise man, even if he stumbles, he
11  II,  46 |       for the ignorant, stupid man, for his disease there is
12  II,  47 |              22 O my son! if a man approach thee who is inferior
13  II,  50 |     make friends with a tricky man, nor get a quarrelsome slave,
14  II,  53 |        and its boughs; for the man who has neither wife nor
15  II,  61 |       son! if thou beat a wise man with a word of wisdom, it
16  II,  62 |       son! if thou send a wise man for thy needs, do not give
17  II,  63 |         make not an enemy of a man stronger than thyself, for
18  II,  70 |        son! the stumbling of a man with his foot is better
19  II,  73 |               48 O my son! the man who hath no rest, his death
20  II,  76 |        better than a dead poor man.~
21  II,  77 |            52 O my son! a poor man who does right is better
22  II,  77 |    right is better than a rich man who is dead in sins.~
23  II,  80 |        my son! withstand not a man stronger than thyself, but
24  II,  86 |      61 O my son! let the wise man beat thee with a rod, but
25  II,  87 |        my son! withstand not a man in the days of his power,
26  II,  91 |      son! make a friend of the man whose hand is satisfied~
27  II,  91 |      and make no friend of the man whose hand is closed and
28 III,  130|     not guilty, but the wicked man bas to give an account of
29 III,  147|       and where can there be a man so intelligent, so learned,
30  IV,  157|      to send me a wise, clever man from thyself to build it
31   V      |      to Egypt. Ahikar, being a man of wisdom also has a sense
32   V,  207|    that Sennacherib had sent a man of his Privy Council to
33   V,  210|        from my lord the king a man who will build thee a castle
34   V,  215|        Pharaoh said to him, 'O man! what is thy name?' And
35   V,  241|     wrath, and said to him: 'O man! tell me the truth, and
36 VII,  305|    thou hast been to me like a man who took a stone, and threw
37 VII,  318|     boy! thou hast been like a man who sowed ten measures of
38 VII,  348|       for the Lord requiteth a man according to the measure