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Well then, sister, replied the gentle Panthia, why not take him first and tear him limb from limb in a Bacchic frenzy, or at least tie him up and cut off his genitals? Meroe'since I perceived that her name in fact matched Socrates stories'answered her. No, she said, let him at least survive to bury this poor wretchs corpse with a little earth.
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