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 1 Intro|      he is in a mean between ignorance and knowledge:—in this he
 2 Intro|     accustomed profession of ignorance (compare Menex.). Even his
 3 Text |      promise which I made in ignorance, and which (as Euripides
 4 Text |      mean between wisdom and ignorance?’ ‘And what may that be?’
 5 Text | devoid of reason? nor again, ignorance, for neither can ignorance
 6 Text |   ignorance, for neither can ignorance attain the truth), but is
 7 Text |      which is a mean between ignorance and wisdom.’ ‘Quite true,’
 8 Text |      he is in a mean between ignorance and knowledge. The truth
 9 Text |    For herein is the evil of ignorance, that he who is neither
10 Text |    already, Diotima, that my ignorance is the reason why I come