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 1 Intro|    and when this was done, he told Apollo to give their faces
 2 Intro|   Socrates, like Agathon, had told her that Love is a mighty
 3 Text |   Phoenix, the son of Philip, told another person who told
 4 Text |       told another person who told me of them; his narrative
 5 Text |   while ago, he said; and who told you—did Socrates?~No indeed,
 6 Text |       but the same person who told Phoenix;—he was a little
 7 Text |       made her appearance, be told to go away and play to herself,
 8 Text |  quite aware, for he had been told by his mother, that he might
 9 Text |     upon the gods; of them is told the tale of Otys and Ephialtes
10 Text |       know this?’ ‘But I have told you already, Diotima, that
11 Text | flute-girl was heard. Agathon told the attendants to go and
12 Text |    apartment. All this may be told without shame to any one.
13 Text | Hearing this, I said: ‘I have told you my purpose, which is
14 Text |       to despise them.~I have told you one tale, and now I
15 Text |     account of my rank, and I told them so, (this, again, Socrates
16 Text |    flight, and I met them and told them not to be discouraged,