Let them take wealth, Stercora stercus amet so that I may have security: bene qui latuit, bene vixit; though I live obscure, yet I live clean and honest; and when as the lofty oak is blown down, the silky reed may stand.

He feeds of many dishes, I of one: qui Christum curat, non multum curat quam de preciosis cibis stercus conficiat, what care I of what stuff

Si aliquis illud venenum sumpsisset, si velit liberari, sumat stercus hominis et cum aqua temperet, et in bona quantitate bíbat, et statim fugat venenum faciens exire per inferiores partes.

Stercus et urina, medicorum fercula prima.