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 1 Intro|           of the old. This is the reason why parents love their children—
 2 Intro|        could satisfy. To most men reason and passion appear to be
 3 Intro|          Yet this ‘passion of the reason’ is the theme of the Symposium
 4 Intro|         sense to the universal of reason, and from one universal
 5 Text | APOLLODORUS: Yes, friend, and the reason why I am said to be mad,
 6 Text |        losing himself without any reason. I believe that he will
 7 Text |          intelligent beings whose reason is beginning to be developed,
 8 Text |           to their discredit; the reason being, as I suppose, that
 9 Text |           belong. And this is the reason why, in the first place,
10 Text |     compare Arist. Pol.). And the reason is that human nature was
11 Text |            said Agathon; I see no reason why I should not proceed
12 Text |           Acumenus, was there not reason in my fears? and was I not
13 Text |       being incapable of giving a reason, is not knowledge (for how
14 Text |        can knowledge be devoid of reason? nor again, ignorance, for
15 Text |        moment, and again alive by reason of his father’s nature.
16 Text |     wonder at,’ she replied; ‘the reason is that one part of love
17 Text |       conception. And this is the reason why, when the hour of conception
18 Text |         supposed to act thus from reason; but why should animals
19 Text |          that my ignorance is the reason why I come to you; for I
20 Text |        should certainly have more reason to be ashamed of what wise
21 Text |        has he invented a specious reason for attracting Agathon to