No one in the world goes unblamed. - Dhp
Respected are those who are respectful. - Jaat
The reverent are revered in return. Jat
Who through unskillful means hopes for gain will ever grieve. - Jaat
Who has children grieves because of children, just as one who has cattle grieves because of cattle. - Nandisutta
Through full attainment of right view comes the liberations from all suffering. - Vipallaasasutta
A living being should not kill another living being; the murderer of beings truly grieves. - Jaat
Despised is one who is too soft, and the one who is too hard garners enmity. - Jaat
A person who holds back through shame is among the few to be found in this world. - hirisutta
The sage visits not with families, for thereby one is distracted and attains concentration with difficulty. - Paraabhavasutta
Who practice according to what was taught by the Buddha will make an end to suffering, practicing according to the teacher's dispensation. - Brahmacariyasutta
Fully-endowed with knowledge and conduct - such a one is chief among angels and humankind. - agga~n~nasutta
Hard to find is one who is endowed with all virtue. - Jaat.
Who is fond of sleep, fond of company and unenergetic, lazy and easily angered; this is the door leading to ruin. - Paraabhavasutta
The wise become full of goodness little by little. - Dhp.
When one has full and clear awareness, unarisen wholesomeness arises and arisen unwholesomeness goes to extinction. - Ekanipaata
When one has evil friends, unarisen unwholesomeness arises and arisen wholesomeness goes to extinction. - Ekanipaata
Who bears with the speech of those below themselves - this, they say, is the highest forbearance. - Jaat
There is no progress for one whose mind is bent on destruction. - Jaat
Worldly material is abandoned by one one desirous of peace. - upaneyyasutta
One should associate with those who are greater than oneself. - Jaat
Faring alone is better; there is no friendship with fools. - Upakkilesasutta 
Who, though doing no evil, associates with evil-doers is suspected of evil, and a bad reputation is spread about them. - Sukhasutta
One becomes of such a sort as those with whom one dwells. - Jaat.
One should associate with good friends of pure livelihood and unindolent. - Theragaathaa
Happiness, indeed, is the fellowship with good fellows. - Jaat.
Attendance upon the learned is the root of the holy life. - Theragaathaa
He who stays a friend when need arises is a true friend. - Singaalakasutta
Development lies in the fellowship with good fellows. - Theragaathaa
The peaceless lead one to hell, the peaceful lead one to heaven. - Jaat
Attending upon one's betters leads quickly to progress. - Sevisutta
He has a part in the greatness who associates with the great. - Jaat
Many enemies there are who present themselves in the guise of a friend - Jaat.
The wise eschews bad company, for fear of staining touch: Wrap rotten fish in grass, you'll find the grass stinks just as much. - Jaat
Wrap rotten fish in grass, you'll find the grass stinks just as much.  They who keep fool's company themselves will soon be such. - Jat
Sweet frankincense wrap in a leaf, the leaf will smell as sweet.  So they themselves will soon grow wise, that sit at wise men's feet. - Jaat
If one gains a wise friend, the mindful should fare as one with them. - Dhp
The entirety of the holy life indeed is this: friendship with the good. - Upa.d.dhasutta
The power of persuasion is for the wise. - Balasutta
Better is an unfriendly wise one than a sympathetic fool. - Jaat.
One should give up black dhamma; the wise should develop only the white. - Parasutta
Reproach by the wise is indeed better than the approval of fools. - Theragaathaa
Whatsoever danger at all may come about, it is ever brought about by fools, not by the wise. - Bhayasutta
Just as a mountain of solid rock is not blown by the wind, so unwavering are the wise in the face of praise and blame. - Dhp.
In truth, purpose, and righteousness it is said the wise establish themselves. - Subhaasitasutta
Non-indolence praise the wise in the performance of goodness. - Appamaadasutta
The unclinging go to liberation - Devaduutasutta
Who fares as a fool with low wisdom is indeed an enemy to themselves. - Khemasutta
Peaceful he is not who speaks unrighteously. - Khomadussasutta
The fool is not aware when doing evil deeds; thus by such acts one without wisdom is heated up as if burnt by a fire. - Dhp.
Long for the fool is the wandering on without realizing the dhamma. - Dhp.
The peaceless go to hell; the peaceful go to heaven. - Macchariyasutta
Easily done by the good is good; good by the evil is hard to do. - Vinaya
Evil by the evil is easily done; evil by the noble is hard to do. - Vinaya
Goals slip by for a fool who blindly follows the stars. - Jaataka
Touched by pleasure or by pain, the wise express no highs or lows. - Dhp.
Wise are they who bestow happiness; happiness they receive in return. - Bhojanadaanasutta
Yea, who unwittingly builds a foundation for rebirth; again and again the slowminded one gives rise to suffering. - Theragaathaa
Truth, indeed, is the better of all flavours. - Vittasutta
One should only speak those words that do not enflame one's mind.  - Subhaasitasutta
Truth, verily, is speech that never dies. - Subhaasitasutta
In times of deliberation, hasty speech is not called for. - Jaataka
Speech, even if skillful, are not so if untimely. - Jaataka
Speech should be spoken if it be good and not if it be evil. - Kaamasutta
When spoken, evil speech inflames. - Jaataka
When I speak the dhamma, evil cannot bespoil my heart. - Jaataka
Through conducting business one's purity is to be known. - Patisallaanasutta
However one speaks, so should one act. - Mahagovindasutta
One is not wise thereby who speaks much. - Dhp.
Through conversation one's wisdom is to be known - Catukkanipaata