and then let him summon [to his aid] the counsels of his own [spurious] wisdom

So let him call his associates.

Then let him call his associates;

falyadʿu nādiyah

Then let him call his associates,

and then let him summon [to his aid] the counsels of his own [spurious] wisdom

Then let him call upon his henchmen

Then, let him call (for help) to his council (of comrades)

So let him call his associates.

Then let him call his associates;

Then let him call his associates

Then let him summon his council

And let him call to his conclave.

Let him appeal to his henchmen:

So let him call his council (of help),

So let him call his cohorts

Then, let him call his league (or council of helpers)

So let him call his supporters for help

Let him call on his gang

So let him call upon his assembly

Let him call on his associates for hel

So let him call the men of his council

Let him, then, call upon his advisory council

He may then call his henchmen for help

Then, let him call (for help) to his own group (of friends)

Then let him call his associates

So let him call on his supporter

Let him summon his comrades

Then, let him call his assembly

So let him call his associates

Let him call his attendants;

Then let him summon (to his help his) council

Then let him call out his gang

So let him call his council (or comrades)

Then he should call on his peers

Then let him call to his advisers

So let him call out to his supporters;

So let him summon his helpmates

So let him call on his supporter.

Then let him call those who would help him

Now let him call his association

Let him then call on his helpers

So, let him call upon his way

Then let him summon his council

So he should call his caller

While he is being dragged to fire,…

So let him now call his gang

Then let him call his associates

Then let him call his companions (for help)

Then let him call members of his association

Then, let him call upon his council (of helpers)

So let him call on his concourse

And let him call his council to his assistance

So let him call his counsel

Then let him summon his associates

Then let him call his helpmates

Then let him/her call to his/her associates.

Let him appeal to his henchmen:

Then let him call his henchmen.

Then let him call his council!

then let him call his friends and protectors (as if thy could help)

And then let him call his associates

So let him call his council.

Then, let him call (for help) to his council (of comrades)

Then let him call his associates