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and glorify his name. Now all of us here have spoken; so you, since you have made no speech and have drained the cup, must do your duty and speak. This done, you shall prescribe what you like for Socrates, and he for his neighbor on the right, and so on with the rest.”“Very good, Eryximachus,” said Alcibiades; “but to pit a drunken man against sober tongues is hardly fair.
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