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1 Intro|     he is the inventor of the arts; all the gods are his subjects;
2 Intro|       and strong, and full of arts and resources. Further,
3 Text |       in every branch but the arts of gymnastic and husbandry
4 Text |  accomplished in all the fine arts; for no one can give to
5 Text |    not walks in darkness. The arts of medicine and archery
6 Text | together, and through him the arts of the prophet and the priest,
7 Text |       wisdom, such as that of arts and handicrafts, is mean
8 Text |  creative; and the masters of arts are all poets or makers.’ ‘