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29510	Plotinus	An Essay on the Beautiful, from the Greek of Plotinus			.txt	text/plain	8991	260	52	For the miserable man is not he who neglects to pursue fair colours, and beautiful corporeal forms; who is deprived of power, and falls from dominion and empire but he alone who is destitute of this divine possession, for which the ample dominion of the earth and sea and the still more extended empire of the heavens, must be relinquished and forgot, if, despising and leaving these far behind, we ever intend to arrive at substantial felicity, by beholding the beautiful itself. For such beauty, since it is supreme in dignity and excellence, cannot fail of rendering its votaries lovely and fair.	cache/29510.txt	txt/29510.txt
