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1  II,  50|  contained in inequality, nor sweetness in bitterness. He, then,
2  II,  59|       their products by which sweetness is produced, or something
3  IV,   7|   caring for and guarding the sweetness of their honey.
4   V,   1|   upon them; charmed with the sweetness of the draught, drank too
5   V,   2|     wine, and beguiled by the sweetness of mead, they dipped so
6 VII,  23| bitterness change itself into sweetness, dryness into moisture,
7 VII,  28|       they are charmed by the sweetness of smells, the same things
8 VII,  30|      made glad by tasting its sweetness. It is given to them to