koine greek · πραΰς
Power under control.
Usually translated meek or gentle. Ancient writers used it for a warhorse that still has the charge and will stop at a whisper.
pronunciation
PRAH-oos · PRAY-us
Not weakness. Strength that has been trained, commissioned, and bridled. The name is the control law: the model may propose a maneuver; the envelope grants or kills it.
the mark
A geometric black-and-white warhorse: armored, forward, riveted, visor-like faceplate, flowing mane. Cavalry you send. Not the stables.
Commission an operator. Power under control.
