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1 Intro|     barbarians, disapprove of them; partly because they are aware of
2 Intro|            of his power over others partly lies in his passionate but
3 Intro|          climax. They are fanciful, partly facetious performances, ‘
4 Intro| mathematical sciences. This is done partly to avoid monotony, partly
5 Intro|           partly to avoid monotony, partly for the sake of making Aristophanes ‘
6 Intro|          such connexions. But owing partly to the puzzling nature of
7 Text |             and conceived Love, who partly because he is naturally
8 Text |            father too, whom he also partly resembles, he is always
9 Text |     generals wanted to confer on me partly on account of my rank, and