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A Foles way in his own eye is best a wyse man heareth good coūsell.* 1.1
He that answereth before that he heareth, proueth him self to be a foole and worthy rebuke.* 1.2
A wyse sentence in a fooles mouthe, shall not be regarded, for he telleth it not in oportunitie.* 1.3
Talke not long with a foole, and with him that lacketh witte, keepe not muche companie.
He that setteth muche by hym selfe, where in dede he is nought worthe, he bryngeth hym selfe into folye.
It is the propertie of a foole to seeke oute other mennes faultes, and forget his owne.* 1.4
Salomon.
Ecclesiast
Paulus
Tullius.