Interlocutor

 1 Capt|     with their proper names and power to influence terrestrial
 2 Capt|          Three princes of equal power — viz., Pon, Sin, and Mor —
 3 Capt|       our tongue we should call Power, Wisdom, and Love. To Power
 4 Capt|     Power, Wisdom, and Love. To Power belongs the care of all
 5 Capt|       laws, the origins and the power of the inhabitants; and
 6 Capt|      should be removed from the power which belongs to riches
 7 Capt|      harmonies of the universe; power, wisdom, and the love of
 8 Capt|         more than another. Thus Power is the most learned in the
 9 Capt|         those I have made about Power.~
10 Capt|        those who serve, and the power of chastising, or causing
11 Capt|             CAPT. The triumvir, Power, has under him all the magistrates
12 Capt|    respective chiefs. Moreover, Power is at the head of all the
13 Capt|         declared, the deputy of Power performs everything, but
14 Capt|        performs everything, but Power, like the Roman dictator,
15 Capt|         Hoh first, and with him Power, Wisdom, and Love. Each
16 Capt| pertaining to each one of them: Power, of war; Wisdom, of the
17 Capt|    eight magistrates under Hoh, Power, Wisdom, and Love are changed
18 Capt|       presence of the judge and Power; the accused person makes
19 Capt|      they may not come into the power of a tyrant and fall into
20 Capt|     Deficiency is, they say, of power, wisdom, or will. Sin they
21 Capt|        he who knows and has the power to do good is bound also
22 Capt|       saying God is the Supreme Power, whence proceeds the highest
23 Capt|       comes Love, which is both power and wisdom; but they do