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 1 Intro|    desirous of bringing to the birth. And love is not of beauty
 2 Intro|     not of beauty only, but of birth in beauty; this is the principle
 3 Intro| however of beauty only, but of birth in beauty. As it would be
 4 Text |    especially wonderful in his birth. For he is the eldest of
 5 Text | derived from a mother in whose birth the female has no part,—
 6 Text |    affections on women of free birth. These are the persons who
 7 Text |   Necessity; but now since the birth of Love, and from the Love
 8 Text |  ignorant. And of this too his birth is the cause; for his father
 9 Text |      unfold: of his nature and birth I have already spoken; and
10 Text |     which they have in view is birth in beauty, whether of body
11 Text |        men are bringing to the birth in their bodies and in their
12 Text |    parturition who presides at birth, and therefore, when approaching
13 Text |      love of generation and of birth in beauty.’ ‘Yes,’ I said. ‘
14 Text |    search out and bring to the birth thoughts which may improve