They find themselves enslaved in their own sin, longing to be free. Lady Philosophy explains that the high and mighty kings do not wield true power. “They sit high in glory, dressed in purple, and surrounded by armed guards.” They “breathe cruel fury and threaten with fierce words.” She explains that these kings and rulers are the most enslaved of all. “But” she says, “if you strip off the coverings of vain honor from those proud men you will see underneath the tight chains they wear. Lust rules their hearts with greedy poison, rage whips them, vexing their minds to stormy
They find themselves enslaved in their own sin, longing to be free. Lady Philosophy explains that the high and mighty kings do not wield true power. “They sit high in glory, dressed in purple, and surrounded by armed guards.” They “breathe cruel fury and threaten with fierce words.” She explains that these kings and rulers are the most enslaved of all. “But” she says, “if you strip off the coverings of vain honor from those proud men you will see underneath the tight chains they wear. Lust rules their hearts with greedy poison, rage whips them, vexing their minds to stormy