A fool declares his wrath the same day, but a prudent man hides his own disgrace.

A bad man does evil with insolence, but they that are judges of themselves are wise.

A wise man fears, and departs from evil, but the fool trusts in himself, and joins himself with the transgressor.

But the perverse bears destruction upon his own mouth: a foolish man digs up evil for himself, and treasures fire on his own lips.

A perverse man spreads mischief, and will kindle a torch of deceit with mischief, and he separates friends.

Rightful rule gives power to words, but sedition and strife precede poverty.

[It is] a glory to a man to turn aside from railing, but every fool is entangled with such matters.

A stone is heavy and sand cumbersome, but a fool's wrath is heavier than both.

Out of the mouth of fools comes a rod of pride, but the lips of the wise preserve them.

A malicious man shall be severely punished, and if he commit injury, he shall also lose his life.

Be not companion to a furious man, neither lodge with a passionate man,

lest you learn of his ways, and ensnare your soul.

[It is] better to dwell on a corner of the roof, than with a railing woman in an open house.

A wise man shall judge nations, but a worthless man being angry laughs and does not fear.