The Fourth Morning

John Ruskin (1819–1900)

A, Charity; flames issuing from her head and hands.B, Faith; holds cross and shield, quenching fiery darts.This symbol, so frequent in modern adaptation from St. Paul's address topersonal faith, is rare in older art.C, Hope, with a branch of lilies.D, Temperance; bridles a black fish, on which she stands.E, Prudence, with a book.F, Justice, with crown and baton.G, Fortitude, with tower and sword.

Beneath whom8. Civil Law. The Emperor Justinian.9. Canon Law. Pope Clement V.10. Practical Theology. Peter Lombard.11. Contemplative Theology. Dionysius the Areopagite.12. Dogmatic Theology. Boethius.13. Mystic Theology. St. John Damascene.14. Polemic Theology. St. Augustine.7. Arithmetic. Pythagoras.6. Geometry. Euclid.5. Astronomy. Zoroaster.4. Music. Tubalcain.3. Logic. Aristotle.2. Rhetoric. Cicero.1. Grammar. Priscian.