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1 Intro|  and is the elder and wiser goddess, and the other, the daughter
2 Intro|   that love of the heavenly goddess which is of great price
3 Text | quite indiscriminately. The goddess who is his mother is far
4 Text | which is of youths, and the goddess being older, there is nothing
5 Text |    other, who is the common goddess. To you, Phaedrus, I offer
6 Text |  says of Ate, that she is a goddess and tender:—~‘Her feet are
7 Text |     then, is the destiny or goddess of parturition who presides