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šégre ˁag ˁarέbe wa-ṣébes ˁaf teṣṭében ˁémer έˀɛfo ken šénfaˁ e nέfaˁ šébtet ber aḷ-ˁažḷέfe  ‘A man built a stone wall and tried to make it straight until it was indeed well-built. People said: “This work is well done! Clearly, it’s no hack work’” (CSOL III 20:8)