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 1 Intro|      suffering any cowardly or mean act. And a state or army
 2 Intro|     Love was neither, but in a mean between fair and foul, good
 3 Intro| resources. Further, he is in a mean between ignorance and knowledge:—
 4 Intro|   philosopher who is also in a mean between the wise and the
 5 Intro|        made him ashamed of his mean and miserable life. Socrates
 6 Text |    whereas my own is of a very mean and questionable sort, no
 7 Text |    lack of conversation; for I mean to propose that each of
 8 Text |      be their companions, they mean to be faithful to them,
 9 Text |    fair nor good. ‘What do you mean, Diotima,’ I said, ‘is love
10 Text |        not see that there is a mean between wisdom and ignorance?’ ‘
11 Text |   clearly something which is a mean between ignorance and wisdom.’ ‘
12 Text |       and evil; for he is in a mean between them.’ ‘Well,’ I
13 Text |      not,’ I replied. ‘And you mean by the happy, those who
14 Text |  mortal nor immortal, but in a mean between the two.’ ‘What
15 Text |       arts and handicrafts, is mean and vulgar. Now these spirits
16 Text |       and, further, he is in a mean between ignorance and knowledge.
17 Text |    they are those who are in a mean between the two; Love is
18 Text |        lover of wisdom is in a mean between the wise and the
19 Text |      clearer,’ she replied. ‘I mean to say, that all men are
20 Text |   institution, himself a slave mean and narrow-minded, but drawing
21 Text |    beauty—the divine beauty, I mean, pure and clear and unalloyed,
22 Text |     you. And therefore, if you mean to share with me and to