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 1 Intro|           The turn of Aristophanes comes next; but he has the hiccough,
 2 Intro|          god.~The turn of Socrates comes next. He begins by remarking
 3 Intro|          mind; nay, even knowledge comes and goes. There is no sameness
 4 Intro|          When the turn of Socrates comes round he cannot be allowed
 5 Intro|         existences; even knowledge comes and goes. Then follows,
 6 Text |         force if he suffers; force comes not near him, neither when
 7 Text |            other things. And there comes into my mind a line of poetry
 8 Text |          himself inspired, when he comes to maturity desires to beget
 9 Text |            and succession, when he comes toward the end will suddenly
10 Text |          man, woman, and child who comes within hearing of them.
11 Text | circumlocution, of which the point comes in by the way at the end;