Interlocutor

 1 Capt|         attends to the military arts, and, next to Hoh, he is
 2 Capt|        the ruler of the liberal arts, of mechanics, of all sciences
 3 Capt|      painted all the mechanical arts, with the several instruments
 4 Capt|  magistrates dedicated to these arts.~Metaphysic, then, with
 5 Capt|   authority of the magistrates. Arts and honors and pleasures
 6 Capt|       are instructed in all the arts together. When this has
 7 Capt|    those sciences or mechanical arts in which they are the most
 8 Capt|        to the study of the most arts and knows how to practise
 9 Capt|   understand all the mechanical arts, the physical sciences,
10 Capt|       demonstrations of all the arts and sciences; the likeness
11 Capt|         one cannot know so many arts and sciences thoroughly,
12 Capt|      should know other than the arts having reference to their
13 Capt|     historical knowledge of the arts which are common to all.
14 Capt|     command. All the mechanical arts are practised under the
15 Capt|        military service, and in arts, except those which are
16 GM  |      Then you may explain their arts, ways of life and sciences,
17 Capt|     women also are taught these arts under their own magistrates
18 Capt|         who are skilful in more arts than these they consider
19 Capt|     consider the affairs of the arts pertaining to each one of
20 Capt| discipline of those sciences or arts against which they have
21 Capt|    alive, who has found out new arts and very useful secrets,