Prov. vi. 6–8, LXX. “Or go to the bee, and learn how industrious she is, and how honorable she maketh her work; whose labors kings and private men make use of for health: and she is desirable to all and glorious, although she be weak in strength; for holding wisdom precious she is preferred.” [This is the addition to Prov. vi. 8, found in the LXX., but not in the Vulgate.—R.]
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