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 1 Intro|      her virtue was allowed to come again from the dead. But
 2 Intro|  original man-woman. Those who come from the man-woman are lascivious
 3 Intro|      and adulterous; those who come from the woman form female
 4 Intro|      But if Hephaestus were to come to them with his instruments
 5 Intro|        by Agathon, whom he has come to crown with a garland.
 6 Text |     but promising that I would come to-day instead; and so I
 7 Text |        a fainthearted warrior, come unbidden (Iliad) to the
 8 Text |    time to sup with us; if you come on any other matter put
 9 Text |        that you would not have come away until you had found
10 Text |     when the lover and beloved come together, having each of
11 Text |       with his instruments, to come to the pair who are lying
12 Text |    Love hates him and will not come near him; but youth and
13 Text |      order which may happen to come into my mind at the time.
14 Text |  wisdom, neither should I have come to learn from you about
15 Text |  ignorance is the reason why I come to you; for I am conscious
16 Text |      away? For I was unable to come yesterday, and therefore
17 Text |        But first tell me; if I come in shall we have the understanding
18 Text |        speak any how as things come into my mind; for the fluent
19 Text |        not easily persuaded to come; he did, however, after
20 Text |     actions of Socrates when I come to praise him. Moreover
21 Text |        favour, and therefore I come to lay at your feet all
22 Text | replied Socrates, by all means come here and lie on the couch