SIRACH
Sira | CPDV | 38:25 | The wisdom of a scribe is found in his time of leisure. So whoever has less to do will gain wisdom. |
Sira | DRC | 38:25 | The wisdom of a scribe cometh by his time of leisure: and he that is less in action, shall receive wisdom. |
Sira | KJVA | 38:25 | How can he get wisdom that holdeth the plough, and that glorieth in the goad, that driveth oxen, and is occupied in their labours, and whose talk is of bullocks? |
Sira | VulgSist | 38:25 | Sapientiam scribe in tempore vacuitatis: et qui minoratur actu, sapientiam percipiet: quia sapientia replebitur |
Sira | VulgCont | 38:25 | Sapientia scribæ in tempore vacuitatis: et qui minoratur actu, sapientiam percipiet: |
Sira | Vulgate | 38:25 | sapientiam scribe in tempore vacuitatis et qui minoratur actu sapientiam percipiet qua sapientia replebitur |
Sira | VulgHetz | 38:25 | Sapientia scribæ in tempore vacuitatis: et qui minoratur actu, sapientiam percipiet: qua sapientia replebitur |
Sira | VulgClem | 38:25 | Sapientia scribæ in tempore vacuitatis, et qui minoratur actu sapientiam percipiet, qua sapientia replebitur. |
Sira | CzeB21 | 38:25 | Jak může dojít moudrosti zemědělec, který se stará jenom o bodec? Jím žene krávy a stará se jen o ně a jediné, o čem mluví, je dobytek; |