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 1 1|         For inasmuch as reason is beautiful and gentle, and not violent,
 2 2|           is beauty of figure, or beautiful melody? When a manly soul
 3 2|        then, leads us astray? Are beautiful things not the same to us
 4 2|        vice in the dance are more beautiful than forms of virtue, or
 5 2| applauding them, and calling them beautiful. But those whose natures,
 6 2|        who would give us the most beautiful and also the most useful
 7 2|         the knowledge of the most beautiful kind of song, in your military
 8 2|          some strain of song more beautiful than that of the choruses
 9 2|          know whether the work is beautiful or in any respect deficient
10 3|          fancy that they see some beautiful thing which might have effected
11 6|      being made brighter and more beautiful.~Cleinias. I know something
12 6|        paint a figure in the most beautiful manner, in the hope that
13 7|           the lawful, or just, or beautiful, or good, which are allowed
14 9|    withhold his opinion about the beautiful, the good, and the just,
15 9|         body, are still perfectly beautiful in respect of the excellent