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 1 Intro|        he would thereby gain a wonderful opportunity of receiving
 2 Intro|     the Clouds. He is the most wonderful of human beings, and absolutely
 3 Text |      Love is a mighty god, and wonderful among gods and men, but
 4 Text |        and men, but especially wonderful in his birth. For he is
 5 Text |   whence I learn how great and wonderful and universal is the deity
 6 Text |      that Agathon would make a wonderful oration, and that I should
 7 Text |       and a performer far more wonderful than Marsyas. He indeed
 8 Text |      what he knew, for I had a wonderful opinion of the attractions
 9 Text |        whole night having this wonderful monster in my arms. This
10 Text | compelled beat us all at that,—wonderful to relate! no human being