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1 1 |     which especially cultivate gymnastics. Whether such matters are
2 2 | Athenian. Is not the origin of gymnastics, too, to be sought in the
3 5 |        and body, which without gymnastics, and without education,
4 6 |        refers to the judges of gymnastics and of music; these again
5 6 |     with music, the other with gymnastics; and the same who judge
6 7 |  general; for we include under gymnastics all military exercises,
7 12|     have contests in music and gymnastics, and in horsemanship, in