Chapter 125 Chapter Twenty Nine

How Paguguet brought together a theologian, a medical scientist, a jurist and a philosopher to solve the problem of Bannurge They went back to the palace, and told Paguguet about their departure, and took out the verses of Laminagrobius.After reading it over and over again, Paiguguay said: "I have never seen a more satisfactory answer than this one. It mainly says that on the issue of marriage, each person should decide his own thinking, and each should take his own. Idea. That's always been my opinion, that's what I said the first time you talked to me about it, you just wouldn't listen to it. I remember it well, and I know it's pride that got you. Now There is another way, that is: life is inseparable from three things: soul, body and property. These three things have their own protection methods, and are in charge of three different people: the theologian is in charge of the soul, Physicians are in charge of bodies, jurists are in charge of property. I propose to have a dinner here on Sunday with a theologian, a medical scientist, and a jurist. We will discuss your problems with them."

Banurge interjected: "By Saint Pico! I've seen it clearly, and it won't be of any use. You see, the whole world is turning the cart before the horse: ask theologians to take care of our souls, most of them themselves Heresy; leave our bodies in charge of medical scientists, who themselves hate medicine and never take medicine; entrust property to jurists, when have you ever seen them sue their colleagues." "You speak like a courtier," said Paiguguet. "I disagree with your first point. Look at those well-meaning philosophers whose first, and at the same time only and all, task is to Use actions, words, and words to eliminate errors and heresies in people's hearts, and firmly establish the true faith of the Holy Church. The second point, I agree, because good doctors order people to keep healthy and prevent diseases, and there is no need to mess around. Throwing medicine stones to heal. Third point, I agree, because capable lawyers are already too busy with other people's lawsuits, and really don't have time and time to mind their own affairs.

"So, next Sunday, we have the priest Hippotateus the theologian, the master Rhondibilis the physician, and our friend Bridvar the jurist, and I propose that we simply use the Pythagorean numbers. , let’s make up the four characters⑤ Then, this four characters are our faithful friend, the philosopher Truyougang⑥. As a philosopher, Truyougang is indeed the most ideal person, because for all the problems, he knows everything. There is an affirmative answer. Gabalin, you convey the order to invite these four scholars to lunch next Sunday." "I think this is the most suitable man in the whole country," said Abesdemon. "I think it not only touches the subjects that each one is best at, but they have reached a point beyond reproach; and Longdibilis is now married. No, never; Hippotateus was never married, and is still a bachelor; Brideva was married, and now has no women; Truyu was just married, and now has women. Gabalin to do something. Bridvar, let me do it (if you agree), this is the common surname of an old friend of mine Pico for Pojado.

① People in the palace are ignorant, but they don't value learned people. ② "Hippo" means "on .It is said that Hippotateus refers to Bishop Giomo Balvi, the priest of Louis XII. ③ Longdibilis may refer to the famous Montpellier doctor Giomo Londret. He is very good at natural sciences, especially ichthyology. He is humorous and loves to tell jokes; but he is not too sure. ④ Bridval, which means "goose head", may refer to the famous scholar Andre Tiraco in the name of Tenet Le Conte. ⑤ The Pythagoreans believed that "four" was the most perfect number.See Plutarch's On the Sweetness of Philosophy, Book I.

⑥ "Truyo" in the dialects of Poyado and Tours means "spinning wheel", and "Gang" means "gloves". It may refer to Pierre Ramu (or Pierre Carlo) , when the author laughed at him for being unable to speak, he twisted his gloves. My friend, I want to tell him about his honest and hard-working young master, who studied under the learned Boissone in Toulouse. " Paiguguet said: "Very well, let you do it. Please consider whether I can contribute to the future of this young master and the status of Professor Boissone. I love and respect this gentleman very much." Professor, I think he is one of the most prestigious scholars in the legal field. If there is something I can do, I will do my best."

① John de Boissone: a professor at the University of Toulouse, who was a cardinal in 1539 and a humanist.