Wisdom of Sirach 22:18 (Brenton): Pales set on a high place will never stand against the wind: So a fearful heart in the imagination of a fool cannot stand against any fear.
Septuagint (LXX) interlinear — Wisdom of Sirach 22:18
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- χάρακες charakes a mound for besieging noun, Nom Plur Masc G5482
- ἐπὶ epi on on, to preposition G1909
- μετεώρου meteorou raised from the ground adjective, Gen Sing Neut Source ID G467480
- κείμενοι keimenoi lie, recline verb, Pres Mid Part Nom Plur Masc G2749
- κατέναντι katenanti against opposite, in front of adverb G2713
- ἀνέμου anemou wind the wind noun, Gen Sing Masc G417
- οὐ ou no, not adverb G3756
- μὴ me not, lest adverb G3361
- ὑπομείνωσιν hupomeinosin remain behind, endure verb, Aor Act Subj 3rd Plur G5278
- οὕτως houtos So thus, so adverb G3779
- καρδία kardia heart the heart, inner life noun, Nom Sing Fem G2588
- δειλὴ deile cowardly, timid adjective, Nom Sing Fem G1169
- ἐπὶ epi on on, to preposition G1909
- διανοήματος dianoematos a reasoning, thought noun, Gen Sing Neut G1270
- μωροῦ morou stupid, foolish adjective, Gen Sing Masc G3474
- κατέναντι katenanti against opposite, in front of adverb G2713
- παντὸς pantos all, the whole adjective, Gen Sing Masc G3956
- φόβου phobou fear fear, terror noun, Gen Sing Masc G5401
- οὐ ou no, not adverb G3756
- μὴ me not, lest adverb G3361
- ὑπομείνῃ hupomeine remain behind, endure verb, Aor Act Subj 3rd Sing G5278
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