Chapter 1 - The use and end of the proverbs. An exhortation to flee the company of the wicked: and to hearken to the voice of wisdom. Chapter 2 - The advantages of wisdom: and the evils from which it delivers. Chapter 3 - An exhortation to the practice of virtue. Chapter 4 - A further exhortation to seek after wisdom. Chapter 5 - An exhortation to fly unlawful lust, and the occasions of it. Chapter 6 - Documents on several heads. Chapter 7 - The love of wisdom is the best preservative from being led astray by temptation. Chapter 8 - The preaching of wisdom. Her excellence. Chapter 9 - Wisdom invites all to her feast. Folly calls another way. Chapter 10 - In the twenty following chapters are contained many wise sayings and axioms, relating to wisdom and folly, virtue and vice. Chapter 11 - (No prolog) Chapter 12 - (No prolog) Chapter 13 - (No prolog) Chapter 14 - (No prolog) Chapter 15 - (No prolog) Chapter 16 - (No prolog) Chapter 17 - (No prolog) Chapter 18 - (No prolog) Chapter 19 - (No prolog) Chapter 20 - (No prolog) Chapter 21 - (No prolog) Chapter 22 - (No prolog) Chapter 23 - (No prolog) Chapter 24 - (No prolog) Chapter 25 - (No prolog) Chapter 26 - (No prolog) Chapter 27 - (No prolog) Chapter 28 - (No prolog) Chapter 29 - (No prolog) Chapter 30 - The wise man thinketh humbly of himself. His prayer and sentiments upon certain virtues and vices. Chapter 31 - An exhortation to chastity, temperance, and works of mercy; with the praise of a wise woman.