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Athens (Greece) (search for this): book 1, section 643a
have cherished an affection for Athens.AthenianEvidently, then, you are both ready to play your part as listeners. But as for my part, though the will is there, to compass the task is hard: still, I must try. In the first place, then, our argument requires that we should define education and describe its effects: that is the path on which our present discourse must proceed until it finally arrives at the god of Wine.CliniasBy all means let us do so, since it is your wish.