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PHAEDRUS Characters SOCRATES, PHAEDRUS [227[ Socrates: Phaedrus, my friend, where are you going? And where are you coming from? Phaedrus: Socrates, I am coming from a long session with Lysias, the son of Cephalus.
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| Keywords | Love Rhetoric, Ancient Rhetoric |
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| Call number | B380.A5.S38 2003 |
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