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1 Intro|       from the woman form female attachments; those who are a section
2 Intro|  Pausanias remarks that personal attachments are inimical to despots.
3 Intro| appetites. The existence of such attachments may be reasonably attributed
4 Intro|        there is no trace of such attachments existing in any noble or
5 Text |          very character of their attachments. For they love not boys,
6 Text |      deny the lawfulness of such attachments because they see the impropriety
7 Text |      ill-repute into which these attachments have fallen is to be ascribed
8 Text |         for men, but have female attachments; the female companions are