Quote by Ibn Gabirol

Kings may be judges of the earth, but wise men are the judges of kings.

Kings may be judges of the earth, but wise men are the judge

Summary

This quote suggests that while kings may have authority and power over their kingdoms, it is the wise individuals who hold the real judgment and assessment of their actions and decisions. The quote emphasizes that wisdom is crucial in assessing the rulers and holding them accountable, as wise individuals can see beyond the influence and position of kings, evaluating their choices based on truth, fairness, and the greater good of society. It implies that true judgment relies on wisdom rather than mere authority.

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