| In the shadow of the temple my friend and I saw a blind man sitting alone. And my friend said, "Behold the wisest man of our land." | ||||||||||||
| Then I left my friend and approached the blind man and greeted him. And we conversed. | ||||||||||||
| After a while I said, "Forgive my question, but since when hast thou been blind?" | ||||||||||||
| "From my birth," he answered. | ||||||||||||
| Said I, "And what path of wisdom followest thou?" | ||||||||||||
| Said he, "I am an astronomer." | ||||||||||||
| Then he placed his hand upon his breast, saying, "I watch all these suns and moons and stars." | ||||||||||||
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