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Referenced as 'a wonderful book by the Oxford classicist' that argues Aspasia may have been the woman Diatima mentioned by Socrates as the source of his philosophy of love, and that she stands at the head of the Western philosophical tradition.

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Mentioned in the context of discussing Lola Montes - the speaker says 'One other famous person she has an affair with, of course, is Flashman' and 'that's how I became acquainted with Lola Montes, I have to say, is Flashman' - referring to the historical fiction series.

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Referenced as 'Diaz's Conquest in New Spain' when discussing La Malinche, noting that she is recounted in this historical account and that Diaz describes her as 'a hugely admirable figure.'

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Referenced in the discussion of Aspasia and Socrates - described as 'Pericles great kind of dialogue in which Socrates gives his great theory of love' where Socrates credits a woman named Diatima for his philosophy of love.