Interlocutor

 1 Capt|        conducted me forthwith to the City of the Sun.~
 2 GM  |              me after what plan this city is built and how it is governed.~
 3 Capt|              The greater part of the city is built upon a high hill,
 4 Capt|             that the diameter of the city is upward of two miles,
 5 Capt|         however, the diameter of the city is really more than if it
 6 Capt|           who wishes to capture that city must, as it were, storm
 7 Capt|        higher and lower walls of the city to be adorned with the finest
 8 Capt|            be seen above that of the City of the Sun.~On the inside
 9 Capt|              the inhabitants of this city. On the exterior are shown
10 Capt|              to the outskirts of the city both for collecting the
11 Capt|             are being led out of the city by the magistrates, so that
12 Capt|         among the inhabitants of the City of the Sun. For with them
13 Capt|            white garments within the city, but at night or outside
14 Capt|              at night or outside the city they use red garments either
15 Capt|            much aversion.~But in the City of the Sun, while duty and
16 Capt|         among the inhabitants of the City of the Sun, that they did
17 Capt|             inhabitants of the solar city ascribe this to their want
18 Capt|            males in battles near the city. They are taught to watch
19 Capt|               The inhabitants of the City of the Sun do not fear death,
20 Capt|            of the inhabitants of the City of the Sun, and to be under
21 Capt|           first. The warriors of the City of the Sun, however, are
22 Capt|             then the warriors of the City of the Sun, wheeling into
23 Capt|             and magistrates from the City of the Sun, and by degrees
24 Capt|        accustomed to the ways of the city, the mistress of all, to
25 Capt|              There are guards in the city by day and by night, and
26 Capt|             the walls of the enemy's city and take their lives. All
27 Capt|             outside the walls of the city and within them near to
28 Capt|             superfluous goods of the city. The people of the City
29 Capt|              city. The people of the City of the Sun refuse to take
30 Capt|              the young people in the City of the Sun are much amused
31 Capt|          other hard work without the city, and for this reason they
32 Capt|           feet, they show them their city and its customs, and they
33 Capt|             for another month in the city, then they decide concerning
34 Capt|       exception of a few left in the city all go out armed, and with
35 Capt|           the women to feed near the city. The women only do this
36 Capt| anniversaries of the founding of the city, and of the days when they