The result is that he will see the beauty of knowledge and be looking mainly not at beauty in a single example as a servant would who favored the beauty of a little boy or a man or a single custom (being a slave, of course, he's low and small minded) but the lover is turned to the great sea of beauty, and, gazing upon this, he gives birth to many gloriously beautiful ideas and theories, in unstinting love of wisdom, until, having grown and been strengthened there, he catches sight of such knowledge, and it is the knowledge of such beauty. . '