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 501 Capt|               also in the historical drawings, and in languages; and they
 502 Capt|             there is no wind a beast draws along a huge cart, which
 503 Capt|             never vomit. They do not drink ice-cold drinks nor artificial
 504 Capt|           ducks and geese, which are driven out by the women to feed
 505 Capt|             the Pleiades they keep a drove of hens and ducks and geese,
 506 Capt|              of ignoble sloth, or of drunkenness, or gluttony. They suffer
 507 Capt|              counteract the heat and dryness. In the winter they feed
 508 Capt|             keep a drove of hens and ducks and geese, which are driven
 509 Capt|            for this reason ponds are dug outside the walls of the
 510 Capt|            with the pasturage of the dumb animals. And they consider
 511 Capt|       priests and religious officers dwell to the number of forty-nine.~
 512 Capt|                      CAPT. They have dwellings in common and dormitories,
 513 Capt|              Therefore, if any woman dyes her face, so that it may
 514 GM  |              pray you! Tell on! I am dying to hear more.~
 515 Capt|           Moreover, the love born of eager desire is not known among
 516 Capt|            Later on they meet at the early lectures, then in the temple,
 517 Capt|          hands give the use of their ears or their voice for the convenience
 518 Capt|            specimen of each plant in earthenware vessels placed upon the
 519 Capt|           occupied, so thick are the earthworks and so well fortified is
 520 Capt|              no pursuit, but live in ease and are so many slaves given
 521 Capt|              with their faces to the east repeat the short prayer
 522 Capt|            paintings render learning easy to them. Not too much care
 523 Capt|           their rottenness, and when eaten gives a short and poor subsistence,
 524 Capt|             of the stars, and of the ebb and flow of the tide. They
 525 Capt|             means of herbs producing effects opposite to the humors of
 526 Capt|         perchance they should become effeminate and unprepared for any emergency.
 527 Capt|             sin having its cause not efficient, but in deficiency. Deficiency
 528 Capt|          have four leaders, and four elders, the first to direct them,
 529 Capt|            those brought forward for election, or, if not, speaks in favor
 530 Capt|            them, as decisions in the elections; other necessary questions
 531 Capt|             who, as it were, are the element of the republic, to the
 532 Capt|             the enemy, at horses and elephants, to handle the spear, the
 533 Capt|              and encourage them with embraces and pleasant words. How
 534 Capt|             complaint, that is, with embracing and kissing.~No one is killed
 535 Capt|    effeminate and unprepared for any emergency. Besides, there are four
 536 Capt|             foods, and for this they employ the science of medicine.
 537 Capt|          them. There are also places enclosed, where they make cheese,
 538 Capt|               and wait upon them and encourage them with embraces and pleasant
 539 Capt|           verses. But if the race is endangered, by no means is further
 540 Capt|             They take great pains in endeavoring to understand the construction
 541 Capt|         trappings of the saddle, the ends are fastened to the stirrups
 542 Capt|           their wives and offspring, endure hardships, and so love makes
 543 Capt|           with them are the first to engage in battle, then the men
 544 Capt|             sacrifices and good life ensuing. They do not torture those
 545 Capt|       stormed, it would of necessity entail a double amount of energy
 546 Capt|             for him. The occupations entailing less labor belong to the
 547 Capt|              But the palaces have no entrances from below, except on the
 548 Capt|          ways they labor to cure the epilepsy, with which they are often
 549 Capt|              the most learned in the equestrian art, in marshalling the
 550 Capt|          from the thick, strong, and erect wall. Between these and
 551 Capt|         praise of no one is a statue erected until after his death; but
 552 Capt|              and supper, so that the essence of their heads do not descend
 553 Capt|            animals is in the highest esteem among them as it was in
 554 Capt|      sciences thoroughly, who is not esteemed for skilled ingenuity, very
 555 Capt|      overcome, Africanus, Asiaticus, Etruscus; or if anyone has overcome
 556 Capt|            number than Archimedes or Euclid discovered, marked symmetrically,
 557 Capt|             nearer, and therefore by ever-lessening circles reaches the tropics
 558 Capt|             is the defect of entity. Evil and sin come of the propensity
 559 GM  |          tyrant often arises, as the examples of Rome and Athens show.
 560 Capt|            each one to that duty for excellence in which he is known from
 561 Capt|          Aureus), the Excellent One (Excellens), or the Strong (Strenuus);
 562 Capt|            both male and female, who excels in his or her duties.~All
 563 Capt|             little account, because, excepting the sign of honor, each
 564 Capt|         garments. They are, however, excluded from working in wood and
 565 Capt|            of the common table, with exclusion from the church and from
 566 Capt|         Pride they consider the most execrable vice, and one who acts proudly
 567 Capt|           they correct, confirm, and execute the matters passing to them,
 568 Capt|              first. For they have no executioners and lictors, lest the State
 569 Capt|              public duties. But this exemption from work is by no means
 570 Capt|              weight, and other minor exercises, under inferior masters.
 571 Capt|              writing, in walking, in exercising the mind and body, and with
 572 Capt|         Indeed, they laugh at us who exhibit a studious care for our
 573 Capt|           application of fire, while exhorters are present for the purpose
 574 Capt|           the women. All of them are expected to know how to swim, and
 575 GM  |           willing to labor, while he expects others to work, on the fruit
 576 Capt|           that they may be able from experience to predict most correctly.
 577 Capt|           with intellects prompt and expert in every branch of knowledge
 578 Capt|         point I was just thinking of explaining. Everyone is judged by the
 579 Capt|              the specimens there are explanations as to where they were first
 580 Capt|           they are only just able to explore. Furthermore, they have
 581 Capt|          powers and motions of each, expressed separately in three little
 582 Capt|            and marvellous fluency of expression. This they read to the people
 583 Capt|     furnished with globular buttons, extended round and caught up here
 584 Capt|          with galleries for walking, extending along their outer side,
 585 Capt|            hill, which rises from an extensive plain, but several of its
 586 Capt|            as they have to a greater extent surrendered their private
 587 Capt|              from which the last are extracted, their qualities and strength.
 588 Capt|      Therefore it is unseemly in the extreme to be seen vomiting or spitting,
 589 Capt|           regards drinking, they are extremely moderate. Wine is never
 590 Capt|             for cultivating them. In fact, all sedentary and stationary
 591 Capt|            been chosen by a powerful faction. But our Hoh, a man really
 592 GM  |              is worth while, so that factions should not be cherished
 593 Capt|          them first for a month on a farm, and for another month in
 594 Capt|         wrinkles. The borders of the fastenings are furnished with globular
 595 Capt|         State. There with prayer and fasting he cries to the God of heaven
 596 Capt|         planned gymnastics, and with fat cheese-bread sprinkled with
 597 Capt|        Big-nosed (Naso), another the Fat-legged (Cranipes), another Crooked (
 598 Capt|           receive the full-grown and fatter portion, and they from their
 599 Capt|           constellation Archer is in favorable conjunction with Mars and
 600 Capt|          when there are good reasons favoring it. But he who did not bear
 601 Capt|              load the conquered with favors, for they say that there
 602 Capt|              clothes, while they are feasting. In the daytime all use
 603 Capt|               And they prepare their feasts and arrange the tables in
 604 Capt|            have a share of sensitive feeling, they saw that they would
 605 Capt|          belonged to the Romans, who fell willingly for their country,
 606 Capt|           lead a philosophic life in fellowship with one another. Although
 607 Capt|             thyme or rock-parsley or fennel, or rub their hands with
 608 Capt|       dedicates itself with the most fervent supplications. Food is given
 609 Capt|            and every new moon with a festival, as also they do the anniversaries
 610 Capt|       opposite to the humors of this fever. All these secrets they
 611 Capt|             well also how to let fly fiery balls, and how to make them
 612 Capt|          than by you in ten, or even fifteen. Make trial, I pray you,
 613 Capt|             are captains of tens, of fifties, of hundreds, also assemble,
 614 Capt|            women, but the old men of fifty and upward use little or
 615 Capt|            that there ought to be no fighting, except when the conquerors
 616 Capt|         these they use often in sham fights. The exterior walls of each
 617 Capt|             They do not use dung and filth for manuring the fields,
 618 Capt|           may be able to breed well.~Fine pictures of oxen, horses,
 619 Capt|          city to be adorned with the finest pictures, and to have all
 620 Capt|    Furthermore, they have artificial fires, battles on sea and land,
 621 Capt|       through four cords attached to firm pulley-blocks in the small
 622 Capt|           much care. They use wagons fitted with sails which are borne
 623 Capt|            with a toga. And so aptly fitting are the garments, that when
 624 Capt|           all go out armed, and with flags and drums and trumpets sounding,
 625 Capt|            plain, and written upon a flat table and hanging to the
 626 Capt|         persons, either from fear of flattery, or ambition, or avarice.~
 627 Capt|              giving and preparing to flee, are deceived and relax
 628 Capt|              worms; the insects, the flies, gnats, beetles, etc., in
 629 Capt|            were the first to take to flight are in no way worthy to
 630 Capt|              however, are reached by flights of marble steps, which lead
 631 Capt|              punish with exile, with flogging, with blame, with deprivation
 632 Capt|      cheese-bread sprinkled with the flour of wheaten corn. They are
 633 Capt|            deed or art, and with the flourish of music. For gold and silver
 634 Capt|            stars, and of the ebb and flow of the tide. They navigate
 635 Capt|              one another garlands of flowers or leaves, and to make verses.
 636 Capt|           conciseness and marvellous fluency of expression. This they
 637 Capt|           the sweat of earth, or the fluid of earth combusted, and
 638 Capt|           men came there from India, flying from the sword of the Magi,
 639 Capt|             metal cudgel. For if the foe cannot pierce their metal
 640 Capt|           oaths.~Agriculture is much followed among them; there is not
 641 Capt|             Although they are partly followers of Brahma and Pythagoras,
 642 Capt|             proficient; for everyone follows the opinion of his leader
 643 Capt|            thus appear to many of us foolish ones. Therefore they wait
 644 Capt|            artillery, of cavalry, of foot-soldiers, of architects, and of strategists;
 645 Capt|         waters without rowers or the force of the wind, but by a marvellous
 646 Capt|              thoroughly the customs, forces, rule and histories of the
 647 Capt|        deceive even by disparaging a foreign hero, he is punished. No
 648 Capt|           are ten years old.~Love is foremost in attending to the charge
 649 Capt|             a priest, whom they call Forensic, is sent away. He demands
 650     | former
 651     | formerly
 652 Capt|              in battle, then the men forming the phalanx with their spears,
 653 Capt|            and how beautiful are the forms there cleverly displayed!~
 654 Capt|             very delightful to them. Forsooth, no one is envious of another.
 655 Capt|           They pitch their tents and fortify with wall and ditch with
 656 Capt|             as Naso the Brave (Nason Fortis), or the Cunning, or the
 657 Capt|           named Magnanimity, another Fortitude, a third Chastity, a fourth
 658     | forty
 659 Capt|      officers dwell to the number of forty-nine.~A revolving flag projects
 660 Capt|          thoroughly the derivations, foundations, and demonstrations of all
 661 Capt|             the anniversaries of the founding of the city, and of the
 662 Capt|              they warn them. Sins of frailty and ignorance are punished
 663 Capt|          well, so that no one in the fraternity can do injury to another.~
 664 Capt|      soldiers, who are for some days free from public duties. But
 665 Capt|            that the allies should be freed from oppression, or that
 666 Capt|            the music strikes up, and freely they pardon the offences
 667 Capt|             overwork themselves, but frequent practice and the paintings
 668 Capt|               I think truly that the friars and monks and clergy of
 669 Capt|              bear help to an ally or friend is beaten with rods. That
 670 Capt|   indigestion and flatulency, and by frugality and exercise they remove
 671 Capt|              magistrates receive the full-grown and fatter portion, and
 672 Capt|              of being known is there fully shown in marvellous characters
 673 Capt|              No one can exercise the function of a poet who invents that
 674 Capt|        borders of the fastenings are furnished with globular buttons, extended
 675 Capt|              of earth combusted, and fused within its bowels, but is
 676 Capt|            been removed, will be the future mistress of the world, as
 677 Capt|           And if by his arguments he gains the victory he is sent into
 678 Capt|             with play. They allow no game which is played while sitting,
 679 Capt|               butter, honey, cheese, garden herbs, and vegetables of
 680 Capt|          like manner, they go to the gardens near to the outskirts of
 681 Capt|              and to give one another garlands of flowers or leaves, and
 682 Capt|           strengthen it with crushed garlic, with vinegar, with wild
 683 Capt|             in common, and receive a garrison and magistrates from the
 684 Capt|           taken through the northern gate (which is shut with an iron
 685 Capt|          drove of hens and ducks and geese, which are driven out by
 686 Capt|             length of their lives is generally 100 years, but often they
 687 Capt|             find out the bent of the genius of each one, after their
 688 Capt|            greatest of heroes, was a Genoese), that all nations should
 689 Capt|           the Christian, Jewish, and Gentile heroes, and of those of
 690 Capt|              Arithmeticus; a fourth, Geometra; a fifth, Historiographus;
 691 Capt|      Medicine, Astrology, Astronomy, Geometry, Cosmography, Music, Perspective,
 692 Capt|            work, which they call the Georgics. As much of the land as
 693 Capt|        peculiar work of the boys and girls under twenty to wait at
 694 Capt|          form of a circle; it is not girt with walls, but stands upon
 695 Capt|             in their relation to the globes on the altar. The pavement
 696 Capt|        fastenings are furnished with globular buttons, extended round
 697 Capt|         sloth, or of drunkenness, or gluttony. They suffer rather from
 698 Capt|              the insects, the flies, gnats, beetles, etc., in their
 699 Capt|               when they have already gone through the mathematics
 700 Capt|            languages, as they have a goodly number of interpreters who
 701 Capt|            Among them there is never gout in the hands or feet, nor
 702 GM  |          city is built and how it is governed.~
 703 Capt|             man has the knowledge of governing, than you who place ignorant
 704 Capt|              of a warlike nature. He governs the military magistrates
 705 Capt|            they honor with the first grade of nobility whoever is considered
 706 Capt|     habitation in the country and by gradual exercise. Unclean diseases
 707 Capt|              of interpreters who are grammarians in the State. But beyond
 708 Capt|             eighth, Rhetor; a ninth, Grammaticus; a tenth, Medicus; an eleventh,
 709 Capt|              a huge cart, which is a grand sight.~The guardians of
 710 Capt|        Moreover, the magistrates use grander and more imposing-looking
 711 Capt|            this indulgence is rarely granted, except when there are good
 712 Capt|            we become either ready to grasp at the property of the State,
 713 Capt|             the battle of a crown of grass, as a token of honor, and
 714 Capt|             eighth Kindness, a tenth Gratitude, an eleventh Cheerfulness,
 715 Capt|            may be appeased, being in grief that it should, as it were,
 716 Capt|           catarrh, nor sciatica, nor grievous colics, nor flatulency,
 717 Capt|             They say, moreover, that grinding poverty renders men worthless,
 718 Capt|         projections running into the grooves of the thick posts by a
 719 Capt|             neck and drag him to the ground; and in order that they
 720 Capt|           thick columns, beautifully grouped. A very large dome, built
 721 Capt|        father and brother. They keep groves and woods for wild animals,
 722 Capt|             mounds. These places are guarded in the day by women, in
 723 Capt|          which is a grand sight.~The guardians of the land move about in
 724 Capt|           take care of and guard the guests. But if strangers should
 725 Capt|              plants and men, but God guides the battle to great issues.
 726 Capt|        milkfood, and with a pleasant habitation in the country and by gradual
 727 Capt|           lakes, and seas, and their habits and values, and ways of
 728 Capt|             which cure all diseases. Hail and snow, storms and thunder,
 729 Capt|         separating the down from the hairs, with which latter they
 730 Capt|            one, or perhaps one and a half. Leaving this circle one
 731 Capt|               over which they wear a half-boot, and besides, as I have
 732 Capt|         large socks, or, as it were, half-buskins fastened by buckles, over
 733 Capt|         taught in the temple. In the halls and wings of the rings there
 734 Capt|          slander, and if this should happen they meet the offence with
 735 GM  |           Prithee, now, tell me what happened to you during that voyage?~
 736 Capt|           him. This, however, rarely happens. The principals of the sciences,
 737 Capt|             of body and of mind, and happiness for themselves and all people,
 738 Capt|          when their allies have been harassed, or a people have been oppressed
 739 Capt|          wives and offspring, endure hardships, and so love makes them
 740 Capt|             necessity, fate, and the harmonies of the universe; power,
 741 Capt|            and lances, and of firing harquebuses, and for the sake of hunting
 742     | hast
 743 Capt|   fortifications lest at some time a hasty attack should suddenly be
 744 Capt|               and above this a round hat a little larger than the
 745 Capt|        should rise up with anger and hatred against the magistrates;
 746 Capt|            good and juicy food. They heal fevers with pleasant baths
 747 Capt|             water. They eat the most healthy things, according to the
 748 Capt|              of a beast as among the heathen, but of a human being. Then
 749 Capt|          they confess especially the heavier faults and those harmful
 750 Capt|         summer or in time of special heaviness. They know also a secret
 751 Capt|              the temple, and this is hedged round by columns. The temple
 752 Capt|            are continued even to the heels. Then they cover the feet
 753 Capt|              a level with the middle height of the palaces, and are
 754 Capt|              at almost imperceptible heights. On the top of the hill
 755 Capt|              dignities, and leave an heir to much wealth, we become
 756 Capt|        Pleiades they keep a drove of hens and ducks and geese, which
 757 Capt|         expedition are declared by a herald in the great Council. All
 758 GM  |              cleverness, for from it Hercules, Scotus, Socrates, Callimachus,
 759 Capt|           need of. To the heroes and heroines of the republic, it is customary
 760 Capt|            become beautiful, or uses high-heeled boots so that she may appear
 761 Capt|              honey, butter, and many highly strengthening spices, and
 762 Capt|           are related by the poet or historian, who according to custom
 763 Capt|              have been philosophers, historians, politicians, and physicists.
 764 Capt|           fourth, Geometra; a fifth, Historiographus; a sixth, Poeta; a seventh,
 765 Capt|          ploughing, sowing, digging, hoeing, reaping, gathering fruit
 766 Capt|        corrupt very many families by holding them in servitude for their
 767 Capt|         living together with so much honesty, propriety, and love. So
 768 Capt|             well or ill, usefully or honorably, and then the teacher answers
 769 Capt|              in the State, these men honoring one another with mutual
 770 Capt|              with the sack, with the hoop, with wrestling, with hurling
 771 Capt|          great theologians teach and hope. Therefore Spain found the
 772 Capt|           from the State to the four horizontal corners of the world — in
 773 Capt|         practise of the drum and the horn.~And they prepare their
 774 Capt|         other kinds of crowns.~Every horse-soldier carries a spear and two
 775 Capt|         fight against a disorganized host. And they observe many ruses
 776 Capt|              and to use his wife and house and children as his own.
 777 Capt|           never have asthma, for the humid nature of which a heavy
 778 Capt|           exercise they remove every humor and spasm. Therefore it
 779 Capt|             seven. On account of the humped shape of the mountain, however,
 780 Capt|              of tens, of fifties, of hundreds, also assemble, the women
 781 Capt|             of prayers: the table is hung up in a wonderful manner
 782 Capt|          that they would perish from hunger unless they did an unjustifiable
 783 Capt|              animals, and they often hunt.~The science of navigation
 784 Capt|            wills everything, so that hurtful tardiness may be avoided.
 785 Capt|              of another. They sing a hymn to Love, one to Wisdom,
 786 Capt|              avaricious, crafty, and hypocritical, if anyone is of slender
 787 Capt|             vomit. They do not drink ice-cold drinks nor artificial hot
 788 Capt|          earth, and the sea; and the ideas of God, as much as mortal
 789 Capt|              school of vices so many idle and wicked fellows go forth
 790 Capt|            The rest become a prey to idleness, avarice, ill-health, lasciviousness,
 791 Capt|       reasons no chance is given for idolatry. The statues and pictures
 792 Capt|            them. Sins of frailty and ignorance are punished only with blaming,
 793 Capt|         these generals acted well or ill, usefully or honorably,
 794 Capt|           prey to idleness, avarice, ill-health, lasciviousness, usury,
 795 Capt|           and that as a cure for the ills of solitude, do they have
 796 Capt|              a star, and others like images of those things existing
 797 Capt|            which you can of yourself imagine. Since from childhood they
 798 Capt|           fond of property, and more imbued with a spirit of charity
 799 Capt|              excellent and worthy of imitation — viz., that no physical
 800 Capt|        supreme magistrates, there is immediate censure without pity. These
 801 Capt|             believe that the soul is immortal, and that when it has left
 802 Capt|          hold as beyond question the immortality of souls, and that these
 803 Capt|      numerous large doors, there are immovable seats, placed as it were
 804 Capt|              and slavishness, and by imparting to them their own vices.
 805 Capt|        succeed one another at almost imperceptible heights. On the top of the
 806 Capt|           they are usurpers and live impiously, since they have not an
 807 Capt|              storming of places, the implements of war, the armories, the
 808 Capt|          question them upon the more important parts of the reading. And
 809 Capt|         refuse to take money, but in importing they accept in exchange
 810 Capt|     magistrates use grander and more imposing-looking coverings for the head.~
 811 Capt|           are there, which is almost impossible, he is received into favor
 812 Capt|             teaching. Sometimes they improve themselves mutually with
 813 Capt|             property is acquired and improved for the reason that each
 814 Capt|            the mother; the air is an impure part of the heavens; all
 815 Capt|        physical defect renders a man incapable of being serviceable except
 816 Capt|             plants. The old men make incense, and with their faces to
 817 Capt|        clever murders, nor lewdness, incest, adultery, or other crimes
 818 Capt|            chosen according to their inclination and the star under which
 819 Capt|           but in whatever Metaphysic inclines to the rest are sure to
 820 Capt|           flesh, and nature is never incommoded or weakened. The old people
 821 Capt|             is nothing. Nonentity is incompatible with the infinite entity
 822 Capt|            second or third time, his increased punishment rests on the
 823 Capt|         these diseases are caused by indigestion and flatulency, and by frugality
 824 Capt|              the species and not for individual pleasure, as St. Thomas
 825 Capt|           satisfaction to another of indolence, of sadness, of anger, of
 826 Capt|           their punishment. But this indulgence is rarely granted, except
 827 Capt|           since everyone likes to be industrious, their labors being slight
 828 Capt|             distributed. Cavalry and infantry make use of hunting as the
 829 Capt|         other minor exercises, under inferior masters. But at twelve they
 830 Capt|             is incompatible with the infinite entity of God. They lay
 831 Capt|     recognized among them in war, in infirmity, in the art contests, by
 832 Capt|            proper names and power to influence terrestrial things marked
 833 Capt|          astrolabe their motions and influences upon human things, and to
 834 Capt|             not esteemed for skilled ingenuity, very apt at all things,
 835 Capt|             and teach those that are inimical to the people. Then the
 836 Capt|           countries and things. They injure nobody, and they do not
 837 Capt|             They do not abstain from injuring an enemy of the republic
 838 Capt|         those of the outmost and the inmost walls, have been passed,
 839 Capt|            from below, except on the inner or concave partition, from
 840 Capt|              dragons, and worms; the insects, the flies, gnats, beetles,
 841 Capt|            cunning, sulky, thievish, insidious, vagabonds, liars, false
 842 Capt|       presence of God, that he might inspire their consultation, they
 843     | instead
 844 Capt|            community of wives is not instituted among the other inhabitants
 845 GM  |        accordance with the apostolic institution, and praises Plato and Socrates,
 846 Capt|            They admire the Christian institutions and look for a realization
 847 Capt|          lute and one for each other instrument. And when all alike in service
 848 Capt|             many other nations, both insular and continental, such as
 849 Capt|           soon as they suffered from insult or disgrace or plunder,
 850 Capt|              The men who are weak in intellect are sent to farms, and when
 851 Capt|            this is not the case with intellects prompt and expert in every
 852 Capt|          pierce the metal which they intend to convert into arms. Further,
 853 Capt|              perchance the reins are interchanged above the trappings of the
 854 Capt|              food, clothing, and the intercourse of the sexes. Love himself
 855 Capt|              the concave, three; the intermediate walls are one, or perhaps
 856 Capt|              have a goodly number of interpreters who are grammarians in the
 857 GM  |              teach, but the Glossary interprets this community with regard
 858 Capt|              a book from a platform, intoning distinctly and sonorously,
 859 Capt|              care that no one should invent slander, and if this should
 860 Capt|           cannon and typography were invented by the Chinese before we
 861 GM  |             before! of the wonderful inventions of printing and guns, and
 862 Capt|           the function of a poet who invents that which is not true,
 863 Capt|          matters which he has lately investigated for the benefit of the State
 864 Capt|              of Hoh, or receives the inviolable rigor of his sentence. An
 865 Capt|            things war is declared by invoking the vengeance of God — the
 866 Capt|             are four kingdoms in the island, which are very envious
 867 Capt|           guides the battle to great issues. His the praise, to Him
 868 Capt|           therefore they dislike the Japanese, who are fond of black.
 869 GM  |              I pray you, is there no jealousy among them or disappointment
 870 Capt|              deeds of the Christian, Jewish, and Gentile heroes, and
 871 Capt|              allowed to converse and joke together and to give one
 872 Capt|            the accounts of Moses, of Joshua, of David, of Judas Maccabaeus,
 873 Capt|           earth. In the course of my journeying I came to Taprobane, and
 874 Capt|          hours are spent in learning joyously, in debating, in reading,
 875 Capt|              of Joshua, of David, of Judas Maccabaeus, of Caesar, of
 876 Capt|              explaining. Everyone is judged by the first master of his
 877 Capt|               and when a judge gives judgment he sits and speaks thus:
 878 Capt| unjustifiable action for the sake of justifiable ones, and so now they all
 879 Capt|        yields, and they are punished justly. Nevertheless, they are
 880 Capt|           the officer of health. The keepers of clothes for the different
 881 Capt|      servitude for their own use, by keeping them in poverty and slavishness,
 882 Capt|     embracing and kissing.~No one is killed or stoned unless by the
 883 Capt|          crown of oak-leaves; he who kills a tyrant dedicates his arms
 884 Capt|             seventh Truth, an eighth Kindness, a tenth Gratitude, an eleventh
 885 Capt|           weakened by love for their kindred and friends or by the ambition
 886 Capt|              Besides, there are four kingdoms in the island, which are
 887 Capt|        rather than that of their own kings. Wherefore the State often
 888 Capt|          that is, with embracing and kissing.~No one is killed or stoned
 889 Capt|              table or to work in the kitchen or fields. All work they
 890 Capt|              wear the toga below the knee, but the men above; and
 891 Capt|        deliberation. After they have knelt in the presence of God,
 892 Capt|      together and collected into one knot on the crown of the head,
 893 Capt|              with them there are the laborers. They go out of the four
 894 Capt|            engines of war, chariots, ladders, and machines, and all fight
 895 Capt|           plunderers and tyrants who laid waste their country, and
 896 Capt|         useful for consultation. The lame serve as guards, watching
 897 Capt|       Nevertheless, the whole nation laments and beseeches God that his
 898 Capt|             stones. Its seven golden lamps hang always burning, and
 899 Capt|        receding. They have a band of lancers strengthening the line of
 900 Capt|         about and hurling arrows and lances, and of firing harquebuses,
 901 Capt|             the matters which he has lately investigated for the benefit
 902     | Later
 903 Capt|       circles according to the right latitude of the place, but these
 904     | latter
 905 Capt|              crowns the general with laurel and distributes little gifts
 906 Capt|       malignity when anyone denies a lawful satisfaction to another
 907 Capt|           also know the names of the lawgivers and the inventors in science,
 908 Capt|             which we commonly call a lawsuit. But the accusation and
 909 Capt|        matters, and all business and lawsuits are settled by him, as the
 910 Capt|         infinite entity of God. They lay down two principles of metaphysics,
 911 Capt|           follows the opinion of his leader and judge, and goes out
 912 Capt|           compulsory continuation as learners under the law and discipline
 913     | least
 914 Capt|       another garlands of flowers or leaves, and to make verses. But
 915 Capt|           after discussion the judge legally condemns him to the punishment
 916 Capt|            which is at once coat and legging, without wrinkles. The borders
 917 Capt|           hate as a false and sordid legislator. In the most dignified position
 918 Capt|         chains. The coverings of the legs descend to the shoes and
 919 Capt|            the poles and greater and lesser circles according to the
 920 Capt|             always kept written with letters of gold.~
 921 Capt|              and drawing them in and letting them out by means of the
 922 Capt|              nor clever murders, nor lewdness, incest, adultery, or other
 923 Capt|      thievish, insidious, vagabonds, liars, false witnesses, etc.;
 924 Capt|           Wisdom is the ruler of the liberal arts, of mechanics, of all
 925 Capt|             third Chastity, a fourth Liberality, a fifth Criminal and Civil
 926 Capt|             make amends, that one is liberated from the punishment of a
 927 Capt|             which is not true, and a license like this they think to
 928 Capt|             have no executioners and lictors, lest the State should sink
 929 Capt|              people, who enclose the lifeless remains in little bags and
 930 Capt|             image, by means of which light, heat, life, and the making
 931 Capt|           But the rest, who form the light-armed troops, carry a metal cudgel.
 932 Capt|           block of the stirrups. The lightarmed cavalry with them are the
 933 Capt|               according as they have likened themselves in this life
 934 Capt|           the arts and sciences; the likeness and difference of things;
 935 Capt|           all things, since everyone likes to be industrious, their
 936 Capt|     complexion, and become strong of limb, tall and agile, and with
 937 Capt|            lancers strengthening the line of battle, but they make
 938 Capt|           are accustomed to fight in lines crossing one another as
 939 Capt|         means of the alphabet on the lintel. There are occupations,
 940 Capt|          descend to the stomachs and liver. Only very seldom, and that
 941 Capt|        afterward they never cease to load the conquered with favors,
 942 Capt|              do they regard him with loathing as we do, for they know
 943 Capt|             raised and let down, and locked in easily and strongly,
 944 Capt|      Aristotle, whom they consider a logican and not a philosopher. From
 945 Capt|             sixth, Poeta; a seventh, Logicus; an eighth, Rhetor; a ninth,
 946 Capt|           four prayers, and he prays looking up to heaven. And then a
 947 Capt|           women. By these means they lose their color and have pale
 948 Capt|             their own fault, or have lost the victory, are blamed;
 949 Capt|           the women and boys applaud loudly; that one who affords aid
 950 Capt|          Each one takes the woman he loves most, and they dance for
 951 Capt|           Wherefore no one thinks it lowering to wait at table or to work
 952 Capt|          They sought new regions for lust of gold and riches, but
 953 Capt|           one voice accompanying the lute and one for each other instrument.
 954 Capt|          wants either necessaries or luxuries. Moreover, the race is managed
 955 Capt|            Osiris, Jupiter, Mercury, Lycurgus, Pompilius, Pythagoras,
 956 Capt|            washed in each month with lye or soap, as are also the
 957 Capt|       scurrility, of slander, and of lying, which curseful thing they
 958 Capt|           Joshua, of David, of Judas Maccabaeus, of Caesar, of Alexander,
 959 Capt|          beyond ours, and account it madness to say there is nothing.
 960 Capt|         flying from the sword of the Magi, a race of plunderers and
 961 GM  |            has not been elected to a magistracy, or to any other dignity
 962 GM  |             guns, and the use of the magnet, and how it all comes of
 963 Capt|           Romans, and even in a more magnificent way. Prayers by the way
 964 Capt|          from the first to the sixth magnitude, with their proper names
 965 Capt|             stars in their different magnitudes, with the powers and motions
 966 Capt|             Painter (Pulcher, Pictor Magnus), the Golden One (Aureus),
 967 Capt|             destruction of those who maintain an unjust cause. But if
 968 Capt|        single combat, since right is maintained by the tribunal, and because
 969 Capt|             render assistance to the males in battles near the city.
 970 Capt|        themselves of ingratitude and malignity when anyone denies a lawful
 971 Capt|             arrow, and the sling; to manage the horse, to advance and
 972 Capt|      luxuries. Moreover, the race is managed for the good of the commonwealth,
 973 Capt|            the soldiers, and has the management of the munitions, the fortifications,
 974 Capt|             with these three rulers, manages all the above-named matters,
 975 Capt|           each case being completely manifest. There are sea-urchins to
 976 Capt|           not use dung and filth for manuring the fields, thinking that
 977 Capt|            are reached by flights of marble steps, which lead to galleries
 978 Capt|             to see how men and women march together collectively, and
 979 Capt|             not turn out horses with mares to feed, but at the proper
 980 Capt|            and they also examine and mark each one, both male and
 981 Capt|         marshalling the army, in the marking out of camps, in the manufacture
 982 Capt|           corrupts the blood and the marrow. They do suffer a little
 983 Capt|            in the equestrian art, in marshalling the army, in the marking
 984 Capt|           those to be noble who have mastered no pursuit, but live in
 985 Capt|           value among them except as material for their vessels and ornaments,
 986 Capt|            the first circuit all the mathematical figures are conspicuously
 987 Capt|            perpetual prayer. After a meal they return thanks to God.
 988 Capt|              of food, and take three meals a day, eating only a little.
 989 Capt|          purse, little strength, and mean ancestry. But when we have
 990     | meantime
 991 Capt|           year a little sooner. They measure months by the course of
 992 Capt|            paces. Without it, arches measuring about eight paces extend
 993 Capt|              and so now they all eat meat. Nevertheless, they do not
 994 Capt|              of the liberal arts, of mechanics, of all sciences with their
 995 Capt|          food. It is the duty of the medical officers to tell the cooks
 996 Capt|         ninth, Grammaticus; a tenth, Medicus; an eleventh, Physiologus;
 997 Capt|           are given by God to remove melancholy and sadness; and they also
 998 Capt|             have to cut off a rotten member of the State. Certain officers
 999 Capt|             seem to be in very truth members of the same body, and one
1000 Capt|         yours much servile labor and memory work are required, so that