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 1 Intro|   communicated to Eryximachus, begins as follows:—~He descants
 2 Intro|        metre, then the discord begins. Then the old tale has to
 3 Intro|      of discourse, in which he begins by treating of the origin
 4 Intro|        Socrates comes next. He begins by remarking satirically
 5 Intro|       praises of Socrates:—~He begins by comparing Socrates first
 6 Intro|       done speaking, a dispute begins between him and Agathon
 7 Intro|       sciences. That confusion begins in the concrete, was the
 8 Intro|       in a different sense, he begins his discussion by an appeal
 9 Intro|       ready to argue before he begins to speak. He expresses the
10 Intro|     last of the six discourses begins with a short argument which
11 Text | education, then the difficulty begins, and the good artist is
12 Text |       infection of love, which begins with the desire of union;
13 Text |        influence of true love, begins to perceive that beauty,
14 Text |       deceived in me. The mind begins to grow critical when the