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Excerpt from Platonis Phaedrus
Phaedrus Mynbinusius qui modo a Lysin venit, rhetore et orationum scriptore nobilissima mirifice delectabatur scriptionibus, Sacrati, cui forte obviam venit, magna cum voluptafi: narrat perpulcram ac scitam oratio;xem ab illo secum esse comunica tam. Fuisse autem eam ar menti amatoru, quando quidem rhetor lepidinime emonstraverit, ei qui non amet potius quam amantibus esse gratificandum. So crates summa rei accuratius audiendae cupiditate si unlaw continuo rogat hominem, ut, quantum memo nter fieri posait, plenius enarrare velit quae tanta cum animi obleotatione audiverit; neque enim sese ullo modo dubitare, quia, quum Lysiae artem tanti eesti-o met, totam illam paene edidicerit. Reluctatuv Phae drus modeste ac facit delicias. Tandem Socrates eum animadvertit libellum aliquem sub laevo tenere brachio. Ecce! Ipsa est Lysine declamatiuncul'a quam ille anne tanto minus recusat Scorati recitare quo cer tum s rat [mumm esse, ut buio non, minus quam abi &eat. Quocirca iam considentes ad consacra 8 ripas Ilissi sub umbra platani gutulia dif.
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