Chapter

 1 IV   |         are dedicated;) then the arts which minister to them,
 2 X    |          make a remark about the arts of the theatre, about the
 3 X    |         see, therefore, that the arts also are consecrated to
 4 X    | discoveries. Nay, as regards the arts, we ought to have gone further
 5 X    |        would they have given the arts to the world by any but
 6 XI   |     place for the college of the arts sacred to the Muses, and
 7 XI   |         and also for that of the arts dedicated to Mars, they
 8 XI   |        celebrates. The gymnastic arts also originated with their
 9 XII  |          single remark about the arts which have a place in it,
10 XIII |     places of celebration, their arts; and we may hold it as a
11 XXIII|         give themselves to these arts! Will God have any pleasure