Interlocutor

 1 Capt|         spans thick; the concave, three; the intermediate walls
 2 Capt|     second plain, which is nearly three paces narrower than the
 3 Capt|          other columns rise about three paces from the thick, strong,
 4 Capt|      terrestrial things marked in three little verses for each.
 5 Capt|         as the supreme authority. Three princes of equal power —
 6 Capt|           expressed separately in three little verses.~On the interior
 7 Capt|      Metaphysic, then, with these three rulers, manages all the
 8 Capt|       Indeed it is necessary that three of them should be skilled
 9 Capt|         be skilled in our tongue, three in Arabic, three in Polish,
10 Capt|          tongue, three in Arabic, three in Polish, and three in
11 Capt|      Arabic, three in Polish, and three in each of the other languages,
12 Capt|    consider it necessary that the three rulers assisting Hoh should
13 Capt|      answer, if he is a king, but three if it is a republic, so
14 Capt|            they change them every three hours, as is the custom
15 Capt|        polite; they keep them for three days at the public expense;
16 Capt| digestible kind of food, and take three meals a day, eating only
17 Capt|         and Love. Each one of the three last has three magistrates
18 Capt|         one of the three last has three magistrates under him, making
19 Capt|       assemble daily, Hoh and his three princes, and they correct,
20 Capt|         rests on the testimony of three or two witnesses. They have
21 Capt|       their own sinfulness to the three supreme chiefs, and together
22 Capt|        place in the last of these three, because he who knows and