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 1 Intro|       philosopher is incited to take the first step in his upward
 2 Text |          Aristodemus, meanwhile take the place by Eryximachus.~
 3 Text |     table, begged that he would take the place next to him; that ‘
 4 Text |    manner of their performance. Take, for example, that which
 5 Text |       company with them, not to take them in their inexperience,
 6 Text |      now supply the omission or take some other line of commendation;
 7 Text |       had been in consenting to take my turn with you in praising
 8 Text |        when I said that I would take my turn, I must beg to be
 9 Text |  questions, in order that I may take his admissions as the premisses
10 Text |        easiest way, and I shall take both parts myself as well
11 Text |      The tale,’ she said, ‘will take time; nevertheless I will
12 Text |          are in agony when they take the infection of love, which
13 Text |        in begging that he would take his place among them, and
14 Text |        Agathon and crowned him. Take off his sandals, said Agathon,
15 Text | hitherto, I thought that I must take stronger measures and attack
16 Text |       by him; learn from me and take warning, and do not be a
17 Text |    arose in order that he might take his place on the couch by