Galen saw a fool grabbing a scholar by the collar and showing disrespect. He said: If this one were not ignorant, his dealings with the ignorant would not have reached this point.

Two wise men have no grudge or battle

A wise man does not contend with a frivolous one.

If an ignorant person speaks harshly with terror

The wise man seeks his heart with gentleness.

Two men of heart maintain a hair's breadth

Thus, avoiding arrogance and seeking respect.

And if on both sides there are ignorant ones

Even if there is a chain, they will break it.

One with a bad temper cursed someone

He endured and said: O one with a good end.

I am worse than what you want to say, that is what I am

That I know, you do not know my flaws as I do.