Know, may God help you, that wisdom is knowledge with a specific, known attribute, and it is an attribute that rules and is judged by, but is not judged by, and the active participle of it is wise, so it has judgment, and the active participle of wisdom, which is its effect, is ruler and rule, and thus the halter with which the Persians rule is called wisdom, so every knowledge that has this adjective is wisdom and things. The woman who is sentenced to such and such requests, by herself and her preparation, what she needs, and only one who is called wisdom and whose name is the Wise will give her that. Does preparation have a ruling on this being called wise, or does wisdom have the ruling or the total? As for preparing individually, it has no effect, for we see someone who deserves something by his preparation while he is in the hands of a scholar, but he He is not wise, so he does not give him what he deserves because he is ignorant, and he may be denied what he deserves, despit