Interlocutor

 1 Capt|        the two gates, that is to say, those of the outmost and
 2 Capt|       second circuit, that is to say of the second ring of buildings,
 3 Capt|        anything to himself.~They say that all private property
 4 GM  |           G.M. St. Augustine may say that, but I say that among
 5 GM  |    Augustine may say that, but I say that among this race of
 6 Capt|    children as his own. For they say that children are bred for
 7 Capt|        discipline, and thus they say that it is honorable to
 8 Capt|       hurling at the stake. They say, moreover, that grinding
 9 Capt|         St. Clement; but, as you say, they misunderstand the
10 Capt| naturally. The same things I may say concerning strategy and
11 Capt|  conquered with favors, for they say that there ought to be no
12 Capt|         they call king. For they say that this is the proper
13 Capt|          or spitting, since they say that this is a sign either
14 Capt|       one is asked separately to say what is wanting in the State,
15 Capt|          thus asserting, he must say why the accused ones are
16 Capt|      perchance for its end.~They say that it is very doubtful
17 Capt|       His glory in the sun. They say there is but one heaven,
18 Capt|        and account it madness to say there is nothing. Nonentity
19 Capt|  deficiency. Deficiency is, they say, of power, wisdom, or will.
20 GM  |        knew what our astrologers say of the coming age, and of