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 1 Intro|     they shall make speeches in honour of love, one after another,
 2 Intro|        of these is the sense of honour and dishonour. The lover
 3 Intro|       follow: and the gods, who honour the love of the beloved
 4 Intro|        those of legislators, in honour of whom temples have been
 5 Intro|       That without the sense of honour and dishonour neither states
 6 Text |         and hymns made in their honour, the great and glorious
 7 Text |     like things have had a like honour bestowed upon them. And
 8 Text | assembled cannot do better than honour the god Love. If you agree
 9 Text |          shall make a speech in honour of Love. Let him give us
10 Text |        of the gods, which is an honour to him; and a proof of his
11 Text |      proof of his claim to this honour is, that of his parents
12 Text |       say, neither kindred, nor honour, nor wealth, nor any other
13 Text |       speaking? Of the sense of honour and dishonour, without which
14 Text |        emulating one another in honour; and when fighting at each
15 Text |        to earth; such exceeding honour is paid by the gods to the
16 Text |         And greatly as the gods honour the virtue of love, still
17 Text |        hand, the indiscriminate honour which is given to them in
18 Text |       evil manner; but there is honour in yielding to the good,
19 Text |      may the beloved yield with honour to the lover. Nor when love
20 Text |        will begin that I may do honour to my art. There are in
21 Text |        solemn sacrifices in his honour; but this is not done, and
22 Text |          sweetly singing in his honour and joining in that sweet
23 Text |       have been raised in their honour for the sake of children
24 Text |      which were never raised in honour of any one, for the sake
25 Text |         that every man ought to honour him as I myself honour him,
26 Text |       to honour him as I myself honour him, and walk in his ways,
27 Text |      that beauty and wealth and honour, at which the many wonder,