latin sentence

You walk laden with gold; you must keep out of the robber's way
[lit. the thief must be shunned].

Note: "incendis" is a typo for "incedis"

This is from St. Jerome's letter to Eustochium.

Indeed, it is from St Jerome.

For the moment I am reading St Augustin's "Soliloquiorum" (libri duo) and find a great pleasure in having the latin original aside.

Can I bother you with another question? I read about an inscription on The New York Public Library's entrance: "Above All Things Truth is Victor". I know it's from the Book of Esdra, but I couldn't find the latin translation. Once again your help would be so much appreciated.

Thank you.

Glad to help. I found this on www.sacred-texts.com.
They have the Latin Vulgate text on line, including the Apocrypha.

Super omnia autem vincit veritas.