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1 7 |          learn—the boys going to teachers of horsemanship and the
2 7 |       let there be dwellings for teachers, who shall be brought from
3 7 |         he must be controlled by teachers, no matter what they teach,
4 7 |        do better than advise the teachers to teach the young these
5 7 |           he shall constrain the teachers themselves to learn and
6 7 |  fanciful tale about letters and teachers of letters come to an end.~
7 7 | instruction and education to the teachers of the lyre.~Cleinias. To
8 7 |         there ought to be public teachers, receiving pay from the
9 12|        not the interpreters, the teachers the lawgivers, the guardians