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 1 Intro|   been imagined which are not really to be found there. Some
 2 Intro|   Protag.). But his speech is really the narrative of a dialogue
 3 Text |      well employed, but I was really a most wretched being, no
 4 Text |      art of love, I should be really afraid that they would have
 5 Text |     of ourselves, but of some really wise man, you would be ashamed
 6 Text |     master of the art, when I really had no conception how anything
 7 Text |  greatness and glory, whether really belonging to him or not,
 8 Text |       that each of you should really praise Love, but only that
 9 Text |     words, and said: ‘Is this really true, O thou wise Diotima?’
10 Text |     sweet friend, whether you really believe what Socrates was
11 Text |     say is true, and if there really is in me any power by which
12 Text | disdainful of my beauty—which really, as I fancied, had some
13 Text |      winter in that region is really tremendous, and everybody