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1 2|  agility, we delight in their sports and merry–making, because
2 6|       dogs and other kinds of sports should be pursued by the
3 7|  childish nature will require sports; now is the time to get
4 7| houses. But other labours and sports and exercises of the body
5 7|       undisturbed. Whereas if sports are disturbed, and innovations
6 7|        for he who changes the sports is secretly changing the
7 7|      be for the sake of their sports, for they deem war a serious.
8 7|     living? Are we to live in sports always? If so, in what kind
9 7|        If so, in what kind of sports? We ought to live sacrificing,