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 1 Intro|       successive days is such a bad thing.’ This is confirmed by the
 2 Intro|             evil of Greek life as a thing not to be spoken of; but
 3 Text |            wide open, and a comical thing happened. A servant coming
 4 Text |     indignant tone:—‘What a strange thing it is, Eryximachus, that,
 5 Text | transgression, for there is no such thing as a lover’s oath. Such
 6 Text |             to be a very honourable thing. But when parents forbid
 7 Text |          stable, because he loves a thing which is in itself unstable,
 8 Text |          wisdom is a most beautiful thing, and Love is of the beautiful;
 9 Text |          and woman, and is a divine thing; for conception and generation
10 Text |            despise and deem a small thing, and will become a lover
11 Text |             to be sober, which is a thing not to be endured; you must
12 Text |            the discourse; the chief thing which he remembered was