Interlocutor

 1 Capt|    tongue we should call Power, Wisdom, and Love. To Power belongs
 2 Capt|       matters of this sort.~But Wisdom is the ruler of the liberal
 3 Capt|       one book, which they call Wisdom, and in it all the sciences
 4 Capt|         the Pythagoreans. It is Wisdom who causes the exterior
 5 Capt|         of the universe; power, wisdom, and the love of things
 6 Capt|         as he possesses so much wisdom. This, moreover, is not
 7 Capt| lectures and debates concerning wisdom and arms. And this is held
 8 Capt|      arises he consults Hoh and Wisdom and Love.~Before this, however,
 9 Capt|      first, and with him Power, Wisdom, and Love. Each one of the
10 Capt|         of them: Power, of war; Wisdom, of the sciences; Love,
11 Capt|   magistrates under Hoh, Power, Wisdom, and Love are changed according
12 Capt|       over all, are attached to Wisdom. Hoh is ashamed to be ignorant
13 Capt|       any possible thing. Under Wisdom therefore are Grammar, Logic,
14 Capt|     virtue, all done with great wisdom. The definitions of all
15 Capt|     sing a hymn to Love, one to Wisdom, and one each to all the
16 Capt|         is, they say, of power, wisdom, or will. Sin they place
17 Capt|     whence proceeds the highest Wisdom, which is the same with
18 Capt|         which is both power and wisdom; but they do not distinguish