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 1 Intro|              and ‘the old quarrel of poetry and philosophy’ has at least
 2 Intro|      sophistry adhering—rhetoric and poetry, the playful and the serious,
 3 Intro|           philosophy, borrowing from poetry, converted into an efficient
 4 Intro|              in Agathon and Socrates poetry and philosophy blend together.
 5 Intro| half-enthusiast. He is the critic of poetry also, who compares Homer
 6 Text |         comes into my mind a line of poetry in which he is said to be
 7 Text |             me as follows: ‘There is poetry, which, as you know, is
 8 Text |              non-being into being is poetry or making, and the processes
 9 Text |           music and metre, is termed poetry, and they who possess poetry
10 Text |         poetry, and they who possess poetry in this sense of the word