They made a theater, these zealots, as well as machines, ballets, verses, music, the whole spectacle, even the room where the spectacle was given, I mean the cieling, the four walls and their foundation. Who doubts that the hunt on the water, the enchantment of the Table, the marvel of the Labyrinth is also of their invention? I judge so by the movement they went into at the time and the happy air with which they congratulated each other on the success of these things. If I am mistaken, and they haven't contributed anything to this celebration, which was so magnificent, so galant and planned for so long, and for which only one person was needed to plan and pay for it, I admire two things: the tranquility and flegme of the person who did everything, and the involvement and action of those who did nothing at all.