This translation covers six sermons (from XVI to XXI) by Richard of St Victor (died 1173), one of the authors belonging to the school active in 12th-century Paris at the abbey of St Victor, which he included in the tenth book of the second part of his peculiar encyclopaedic work Liber exceptionum. The proposed translation of the sermons in question is accompanied by a selection of most indispensable concise remarks and a reprinted Latin textual version of the sermons so that the translation can be more easily compared with the original. The published sermons are an excellent example of a tropological reading of Sacred Scripture, i.e. its interpretation, which determines how a Christian should live, what their daily life praxis should look like. Thus, sermon XVI is a commentary to Ps 126(125):5, sermon XVII – to Ps 72(71):15, sermon XVIII – to Luke 1:31, sermon XIX – to Sir 44:16, sermon XX – to Sir 11:3, and finally sermon XXI – to Jer 17:14.