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 1 Intro|   Compare Bacon’s Essays, 8:—‘Certainly the best works and of greatest
 2 Intro|      of the same sex, but has certainly not encouraged them, because
 3 Intro|  written by him at all, would certainly show that he wrote against
 4 Text | probably you are right. But I certainly know of you what you only
 5 Text |    follow, if I can help, and certainly do not recommend to another,
 6 Text |    this is not done, and most certainly ought to be done: since
 7 Text |       a brother of something?~Certainly, he replied.~That is, of
 8 Text |     wants and has not beauty?~Certainly, he replied.~And would you
 9 Text |      does not possess beauty?~Certainly not.~Then would you still
10 Text |     foul which is not fair?’ ‘Certainly,’ I said. ‘And is that which
11 Text |       that any god was not?’ ‘Certainly not,’ I replied. ‘And you
12 Text |    good. Is there anything?’ ‘Certainly, I should say, that there
13 Text |       are pregnant —for there certainly are men who are more creative
14 Text |    any one else. And I should certainly have more reason to be ashamed
15 Text |    Agathon to lie between us.~Certainly not, said Socrates, as you