Interlocutor

 1 Capt|         all matters relating to war and peace. He attends to
 2 Capt|       places, the implements of war, the armories, the smiths
 3 Capt|    renowned heroes in peace and war, especially Roman heroes,
 4 Capt|        recognized among them in war, in infirmity, in the art
 5 Capt|     kind of garment, suited for war. The women wear the toga
 6 Capt|      and done any great deed in war or in time of peace, a cognomen
 7 Capt|    makes the women suitable for war and other duties. Thus they
 8 Capt|      lectures on the science of war. They take care that the
 9 GM  |     G.M. With whom do they wage war, and for what reasons, since
10 Capt| Wherefore the State often makes war upon these because, being
11 Capt|       of the business, and thus war is decided on. Immediately
12 Capt|       If they deny these things war is declared by invoking
13 Capt| response. And in this manner is war undertaken against the insolent
14 Capt|    rights and of religion. When war has been declared, the deputy
15 Capt|        however, the occasion of war and the justice of making
16 Capt|      the provisions, engines of war, chariots, ladders, and
17 Capt|      concerning the business of war, and command their bands
18 Capt|        hunting as the symbol of war and practise games and hold
19 Capt|         whom they have taken in war or keep them for digging
20 Capt|     each one of them: Power, of war; Wisdom, of the sciences;