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 1 Intro|  birth in beauty; this is the principle of immortality in a mortal
 2 Intro|      afterwards raises into a principle. While the consciousness
 3 Intro| translation rests on no other principle than the desire to bring
 4 Text |      a beloved youth. For the principle which ought to be the guide
 5 Text |     who would nobly live—that principle, I say, neither kindred,
 6 Text |      own country a far better principle prevails, but, as I was
 7 Text |   honourable. And on the same principle he who gives himself to
 8 Text | perfect, and blessed; but the principle of love is of another nature,
 9 Text |    generation are an immortal principle in the mortal creature,
10 Text |   here again, and on the same principle too, the mortal nature is