quam bonum est arguere quam irasci et confitentem in oratione non prohibere

A rebuke on occasion can be untimely, and a man may show wisdom by keeping silent.

There is a rebuke that is untimely, and there is the person who is wise enough to keep silent.

A person can be rebuked in the wrong way; it may be wiser to keep quiet than to speak.

There is false reproving in the ire of a man full of despising; and there is doom which is not proved to be good; and there is a still man, and he is prudent. [There is lying correction in wrath of the wrongful; and there is doom that is not proved to be good; and there is a bearer (or a person being) still, and he is prudent.]

There is a reproof which is not timely; and there is a man who keeps silent but is wise.

There is a rebuke that is untimely, and there is the person who is wise enough to keep silent.

There is a rebuke that is untimely, and there is the person who is wise enough to keep silent.

There is a bad time to rebuke someone. Those who keep silent are the prudent ones.

There is an admonition that is untimely, but the silent person is the wise one.

There is a reproof which is not timely; and there is a man who keeps silent but is wise.

There is a rebuke that is untimely, and there is the person who is wise enough to keep silent.