Chap.,  §

 1  II,  37 |      stones with a wise man is better~than the drinking of wine
 2  II,  70 |      of a man with his foot is better than the stumbling of a
 3  II,  71 |        a friend who is near is better than a more excellent brother
 4  II,  73 |        no rest, his death were better than his life; and the sound
 5  II,  73 |        the sound of weeping is better than the sound of singing;
 6  II,  73 |    fear of God be in them, are better than the sound of singing
 7  II,  74 |       of~a frog in thy hand is better than a goose in the pot
 8  II,  74 |       and a sheep near thee is better than an ox far away; and
 9  II,  74 |       a sparrow in thy hand is better than a thousand sparrows
10  II,  74 |       poverty which gathers is better than the scattering of much
11  II,  74 | provision; and a living fox is better than a dead lion; and a
12  II,  74 |         and a pound of wool is better than a pound of wealth,
13  II,  75 |        son! a small fortune is better than a scattered fortune.~
14  II,  76 |        my son! a living dog is better than a dead poor man.~
15  II,  77 |     poor man who does right is better than a rich man who is dead
16 VII,  343|        old age of the eagle is better than the youth of the crow.~