Interlocutor

 1 Capt|      forthwith to the City of the Sun.~
 2 Capt|           that of the City of the Sun.~On the inside of the second
 3 Capt|        the year, that is when the sun enters respectively the
 4 Capt|    inhabitants of the City of the Sun. For with them deformity
 5 Capt|            But in the City of the Sun, while duty and work are
 6 Capt|    inhabitants of the City of the Sun, that they did not make
 7 Capt|    inhabitants of the City of the Sun do not fear death, because
 8 Capt|    inhabitants of the City of the Sun, and to be under their rule
 9 Capt|       warriors of the City of the Sun, however, are always the
10 Capt|       warriors of the City of the Sun, wheeling into wings and
11 Capt|  magistrates from the City of the Sun, and by degrees they are
12 Capt|         people of the City of the Sun refuse to take money, but
13 Capt|         people in the City of the Sun are much amused when they
14 Capt|        great festivities when the sun enters the four cardinal
15 Capt|           has its coming from the sun and returns to it. And for
16 Capt|         the morning to the rising sun, then to the setting sun,
17 Capt|          sun, then to the setting sun, then to the south, and
18 Capt|     evening, first to the setting sun, to the rising sun, to the
19 Capt|        setting sun, to the rising sun, to the north, and at length
20 Capt|          to the revolution of the sun, and not of the stars, and
21 Capt|         other. They hold that the sun approaches nearer and nearer,
22 Capt|        moon, years by that of the sun. They praise Ptolemy, admire
23 Capt|     Christ is by the signs in the sun, in the moon, and in the
24 Capt|        eternity of the world. The sun and the stars they, so to
25 Capt|          things they venerate the sun, but they consider no created
26 Capt|        God under the image of the Sun, and they call it the sign
27 Capt|        built an altar like to the sun in shape, and the priests
28 Capt|         priests praise God in the sun and in the stars, as it
29 Capt|           and of His glory in the sun. They say there is but one
30 Capt| themselves when they approach the sun or are in conjunction with
31 Capt|           below, namely, that the sun is the father, and the earth
32 Capt|          fire is derived from the sun. The sea is the sweat of
33 Capt|           to the system of stars, sun, and earth, but to God only;
34 Capt|        works to a higher end. The sun strives to burn up the earth,