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1 Intro| their way to the business of life. Now the characters of men
2 Intro| of his mean and miserable life. Socrates at one time seemed
3 Intro| other particulars of the life of Socrates; how they were
4 Intro| he had saved Alcibiades’ life; how at the battle of Delium,
5 Intro| of Agathon, who in later life is satirized by Aristophanes
6 Intro| history—are drawn to the life; and we may suppose the
7 Intro| the greatest evil of Greek life as a thing not to be spoken
8 Intro| a real family or social life and parental influence in
9 Intro| representation of ordinary French life. And the greater part of
10 Intro| illusions in our own day, whose life has been blasted by them,
11 Intro| forty-fourth year of Plato’s life. The Symposium cannot therefore
12 Intro| series the memorials of the life of Socrates.~
13 Text | young man who is beginning life than a virtuous lover, or
14 Text | willing to lay down her life on behalf of her husband,
15 Text | Nevertheless he gave his life to revenge his friend, and
16 Text | author and giver of virtue in life, and of happiness after
17 Text | them, and pass their whole life in company with them, not
18 Text | want to use them in actual life, either in the composition
19 Text | ways to the business of life: so ancient is the desire
20 Text | while you live live a common life as if you were a single
21 Text | both leading us in this life back to our own nature,
22 Text | the old. Nay even in the life of the same individual there
23 Text | every animal is said to have life and identity, he is undergoing
24 Text | stranger of Mantineia, ‘is that life above all others which man
25 Text | colours and vanities of human life—thither looking, and holding
26 Text | Would that be an ignoble life?’~Such, Phaedrus—and I speak
27 Text | could hardly endure the life which I am leading (this,
28 Text | nothing to him; all his life is spent in mocking and
29 Text | for who but he saved my life? Now this was the engagement
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