1. The jurist—the jurist of Bust—has become a dolt;

    he has reached the utmost bounds of doltishness—or come close.

  2. He commits offenses, yet owes no blood-money for an offense;

    had he reason, he would pay blood-money whenever he offended.

  3. Parting from this sheikh has kindled for us

    sorrows in the heart—and has grieved us.

  4. What harm would it have done him to visit us, bestowing favor,

    with kindness now and then—and thereby revive us?

Sol 5.6