"After the division the two parts of man..." quote Key Ring

A phrase from Plato's "Symposium" meaning "After the division the two parts of man, each desiring his other half" in Greek. It's specifically from a passage delivered by Plato’s rendering of the playwright Aristophanes. The playwright recounts an origin story of mankind, in which humans were originally two bodies stuck together—some man and man, some woman and woman, and some man and woman. When the bodies were separated by angry Zeus, each one longed for their other half—which explains why we feel love and desire for different types of bodies.