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 1 5 |    all my powers to the sole study of literature and f or this
 2 15| draughts of eloquence in the study of Plato the philosopher,
 3 16|      inquiry and in solitary study look into mirrors of every
 4 16|     devoting yourself to the study of your fields and their
 5 28|  mine: that he abandoned his study of the liberal arts and
 6 34|      he openly professes the study of eloquence, that stam
 7 38|    yet thanks to my toil and study they have been so translated
 8 64|    truth, for in his careful study of the Phaedrus he has read
 9 91|     more in the course of my study of distinguished authors
10 94|    when he was beginning the study of oratory. He had discovered
11 98|    bidden a long farewell to study and betaken himself to the