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 1 Intro|    Hades alive, that he might bring back his wife, was mocked
 2 Intro|     eye of the mind, and will bring forth true creations of
 3 Intro| others,’ and also in order to bring the comic and tragic poet
 4 Intro|  principle than the desire to bring together in a series the
 5 Text |        boy, said Agathon, and bring him in; and do you, Aristodemus,
 6 Text |     These are the persons who bring a reproach on love; and
 7 Text |  temperance and harmony, they bring to men, animals, and plants
 8 Text |       and will search out and bring to the birth thoughts which
 9 Text |   mind, he will be enabled to bring forth, not images of beauty,
10 Text |     addressing the attendant, bring me that wine-cooler. The