Plato Quotes
What If The Man Could See Beauty Itself, Pure, Unalloyed, Stripped Of Mortality, And All Its Pollution, Stains, And Vanities, Unchanging, Divine, ... The Man Becoming In That Communion, The Friend Of God, Himself Immortal; ... Would That Be A Life To Disregard?
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