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1 Intro|   perhaps one or two in a whole generation—in whom the light of truth
2 Text |        Also Parmenides sings of Generation:~‘First in the train of
3 Text |          he turned the parts of generation round to the front, for
4 Text |       thing; for conception and generation are an immortal principle
5 Text |        What then?’ ‘The love of generation and of birth in beauty.’ ‘
6 Text |        she replied. ‘But why of generation?’ ‘Because to the mortal
7 Text |         to the mortal creature, generation is a sort of eternity and
8 Text |       is only to be attained by generation, because generation always
9 Text | attained by generation, because generation always leaves behind a new