Part, Question

 1   1, 48 |        the good he has, as when a grammarian of his own will ~speaks
 2   1, 77 |    colored, to be a musician or a grammarian, great or small, a man or
 3   1, 49 |        the good he has, as when a grammarian of his own will ~speaks
 4   1, 76 |    colored, to be a musician or a grammarian, great or small, a man or
 5   2, 21 |          ii, 8 "it is a sin ~in a grammarian to write badly, and in a
 6   2, 56 |           speak correctly: ~for a grammarian may be guilty of a barbarism
 7   2, 56 | relatively; for instance, a good ~grammarian or a good smith. And for
 8   2, 66 |       science and ~art: for every grammarian does not know everything
 9   2, 81 |          to their children: for a grammarian does not ~transmit to his
10   2, 169|          to that science; ~thus a grammarian knows all matters of grammar.