:33:01
A maiden called Lygia,
or Callina, disappeared.
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- l shall find her.
- By what means?
:33:09
You possess the means,
l, the brains.
:33:14
You'll die,
if you're deceiving me for gain.
:33:18
l am a philosopher, my lord,
and as such cannot crave profits,
:33:22
- especially such generous ones.
- Which school do you represent?
:33:28
l am a Cynic,
for my cloak is full of holes,
:33:32
a Stoic, for l accept my poverty,
and a Peripatetic,
:33:36
for, not having a litter,
l walk from inn to inn
:33:40
and teach for a full jar.
:33:43
Thus becoming a Rhetor.
:33:45
Heraclitus said, ''Everything flows''.
And is wine isn't a solid, is it?
:33:51
When will you start?
:33:53
l already have. l am searching
by answering your kind questions.
:33:59
- Have you any experience?
- Virtue and wisdom sell cheaply,
:34:04
so philosophers seek
other ways of earning a living.
:34:09
Good. What do you need?
:34:12
- Weapons.
- Of what sort?
:34:17
Times are hard...
:34:21
You have asked questions,
now it's my turn.
:34:26
Noble tribune, have you seen
any signs or charms on Lygia?
:34:31
Has she drawn
:34:34
any secret symbols?
:34:37
Once... a fish in the sand.
:34:39
A fish! A fish!
:34:42
- Once or several times?
- Just once.
:34:45
- A fish, you say?
- Yes.
:34:47
What does it mean?
:34:50
May the goddess Fortune
bless you both
:34:54
- in equal measure, kind sirs!
- The cloak is yours.
:34:59
Ulysses thanks you
for Theristes!