And whoever knows the divine breadth knows that nothing is repeated in existence, but rather the existence of proverbs in forms makes one imagine that they are objects of what has passed, and they are their likes, not their counterparts, and the likeness of a thing is what is itself. And know that this fourth intelligible from the existence of the mind in it appears the eye that accepts it. The rule of nature, which is the whole body that accepts the subtle, the dense, the opaque, and the transparent, and it is the one that will be mentioned in the second chapter after this, and this is reasonable. We have restricted its rank to be the fourth in terms of our view of its acceptance of the form of the body in particular, but in view of its reality, this is not its rank, nor is that name its name, but rather its name that is appropriate. It contains the universal truth, which is the soul of every right, and if a right is devoid of it, it is not a right. That is why he, peace be upon