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 1 Intro|          youngest, having had no existence in the old days of Iapetus
 2 Intro|          There is no sameness of existence, but the new mortality is
 3 Intro|      creation. The traces of the existence of love, as of number and
 4 Intro|   reaching a beauty in which all existence is seen to be harmonious
 5 Intro| spectator of all time and of all existence.’ This is a ‘mystery’ in
 6 Intro|        the bodily appetites. The existence of such attachments may
 7 Intro|        past and future states of existence, in the Symposium there
 8 Text |    nature, which had once a real existence, but is now lost, and the
 9 Text |       always leaves behind a new existence in the place of the old.
10 Text |          another new and similar existence behind—unlike the divine,