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1 Intro|       a humble but inseparable attendant of Socrates, had reported
2 Intro|        inflicting upon him the attendant penalty of disease.~There
3 Text | gratify his tastes without the attendant evil of disease. Whence
4 Text |  birthday, is her follower and attendant. And as his parentage is,
5 Text |     Socrates, of love, and the attendant desire? See you not how
6 Text |        he said, addressing the attendant, bring me that wine-cooler.
7 Text |      and emptied, and bade the attendant fill it again for Socrates.
8 Text |        drank the cup which the attendant filled for him.~Eryximachus
9 Text |        to him, I sent away the attendant who usually accompanied