Know that greatness is the adverb of “magnificent” is an active participle, not that “magnificent” is an active participle, unless the thing magnifies itself in its view, in which case greatness is the adverb of “magnificent” because “magnificent” is an active noun for whom no one is great except itself, so from the fact that it is “magnified” itself, the adverb is its attribute and nothing is great except it. himself, so greatness is the state of his soul, and this state necessitates divine honor and fear in the one by whose soul it is established. Some of them said :

It is as if the birds among them were above their heads*** Not fear of injustice, but fear Honor

for the prestige and greatness in their hearts. And the other said,

I miss him, and if he appears***, I am humbled by his reverence

Not fear, but prestige ***