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 1 Intro|          is wise too; for he is a poet, and the author of poesy
 2 Intro|        bring the comic and tragic poet into juxtaposition, as if
 3 Intro|          the speech of the tragic poet and a sort of poem, like
 4 Intro|          is stronger in the comic poet Aristophanes, Agathon, the
 5 Intro| Aristophanes, Agathon, the tragic poet, has a deeper sense of harmony
 6 Text |           is no memorial; neither poet nor prose-writer has ever
 7 Text |        tender; he ought to have a poet like Homer to describe his
 8 Text |           the first place he is a poet (and here, like Eryximachus,
 9 Text |          if he were not himself a poet. And at the touch of him
10 Text |           him every one becomes a poet, even though he had no music
11 Text |         proof that Love is a good poet and accomplished in all