quam magnus qui invenit sapientiam et scientiam sed non est super timentem Deum

Any wound is preferable to a wound of the heart; any wickedness is better than the wickedness of a woman.

Any wound, but not a wound of the heart! Any wickedness, but not the wickedness of a woman!

No wound is as serious as wounded love. No troubles are as serious as the troubles that women cause.

The sorrow of (the) heart is each wound; and the wickedness of a woman is all malice. A leech (or A physician) shall see each wound, and (or but) not the wound of (the) heart; and all wickedness, and (or but) not the wickedness of a woman; [All vengeance is the dreary sloth of heart; and each malice the wickedness of a woman. And each wound, and not wound she shall see of heart; and all shrewdness (or depravity), and not shrewdness of a woman;]

Any wound, but not a wound of the heart! Any wickedness, but not the wickedness of a wife!

Any wound, but not a wound of the heart! Any wickedness, but not the wickedness of a woman!

Any wound, but not a wound of the heart! Any wickedness, but not the wickedness of a woman!

Any wound, but not a wound to the heart; and any wickedness, but not a woman’s wickedness!

Any wound, but not a wound of the heart! Any wickedness, but not the wickedness of a woman!

Any wound, but not a wound of the heart! Any wickedness, but not the wickedness of a wife!

Any wound, but not a wound of the heart! Any wickedness, but not the wickedness of a woman!