Talmud su Ezechiele 4:11

This is the way [conducive to] the study of the Torah: a morsel of bread with salt thou shalt eat,²⁴The usual meal of the poor; cf. Ber. 2b (Sonc. ed., p. [[illegible]]). and water by measure²⁵Cf. Ezek. 4, 11. shalt thou drink, thou must sleep on the ground and live a life of hardship²⁶i.e. privation. and [yet] labour in the Torah. [If you act in this manner,] Happy shalt thou be and it shall be well with thee:²⁷Ps. 128, 2. happy shalt thou be in this world, and it shall be well with thee in the World to Come.
Seek not greatness and covet not honour Not learning, but doing is the more important.²⁸Cf. Aboth I, 17 (Sonc. ed., p. 9), III, 12 (Sonc. ed., III, 9, pp. 32f.). and do not crave for the table of kings, for your table is greater than their table and your crown than their crown.²⁹Cf. ibid. IV, 17 (Sonc. ed., IV, 13, p. 51). The crown of the Torah is first in the enumeration, to indicate its superiority over the other two. Faithful is your Employer to pay you the reward for your labour.