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 1 Intro|   begs to be absolved from speaking falsely, but he is willing
 2 Intro|   When Alcibiades has done speaking, a dispute begins between
 3 Intro|    into the world:—that in speaking of holy things and persons
 4 Intro| licence of its language in speaking about the gods. He has no
 5 Intro|    knows nothing, and who, speaking by the lips of another,
 6 Intro| Socrates has no talent for speaking anything but the truth,
 7 Intro|    determine whether he is speaking of ‘the heavenly and philosophical
 8 Text |   are just the same—always speaking evil of yourself, and of
 9 Text | well as love. Of what am I speaking? Of the sense of honour
10 Text |    in mine; and while I am speaking let me recommend you to
11 Text | god.~When Agathon had done speaking, Aristodemus said that there
12 Text |     When Socrates had done speaking, the company applauded,
13 Text |   know very well that I am speaking the truth, although you