Sol 5.6

  1. A young man’s hope is a draught of pure water, sweet to swallow.

    If only he would ponder the setting of what shines forth.

  2. Were he fair, he would not dispute that

    even a brilliant mind may be struck speechless and stumped.

  3. O you who stray, yet do not adorn your character

    with right guidance—the upright do not go astray.

  4. Beware the devils among humankind, for they

    are more hostile to you than the accursed inciter.

  5. Devote yourself to girding up for effort in the dark of night,

    [so that] you may win an ample robe of recompense.

  6. [RIGHT][/P]

    [RIGHT][/P]

Sol 5.6