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 1 1 |  you shall try to have the gift of understanding me. But
 2 2 |   and courage, and has the gift of immortality, and none
 3 2 |    then simply censure the gift of Dionysus as bad and unfit
 4 4 |  that which is the natural gift of children and animals,
 5 4 |    deprive himself of this gift, as he deliberately does
 6 5 | honour the soul by word or gift, or any sort of compliance,
 7 6 | regarded by us as a sacred gift of Heaven, corresponding
 8 10| and they, mollified by the gift, suffered them to tear the
 9 12|   by the Gods as a nuptial gift when he married. Thetis,
10 12|   a courageous temper is a gift of nature and not of reason.