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 1 1 |        mimic tools. They should learn beforehand the knowledge
 2 1 |         future carpenter should learn to measure or apply the
 3 1 |       the future warrior should learn riding, or some other exercise,
 4 2 |          in order that they may learn, as they ought, to like
 5 4 |      them. Hence they could not learn how to imitate their enemy
 6 4 |        of the citizens. You may learn the evil of such a practice
 7 5 |     true taste? That we have to learn from the argument—the point
 8 5 |          and makes him quick to learn, retentive, shrewd, and
 9 7 |          Now they must begin to learn—the boys going to teachers
10 7 |       things, from which we may learn that those who make the
11 7 |       adapted to them, and they learn to know and like variety,
12 7 |          at which young men may learn and practise. Of these mention
13 7 |     martial strains they are to learn and practise; what relates
14 7 |         needful for them all to learn, and any other things which
15 7 |         what the young ought to learn in the early years of life,
16 7 |         permitting the young to learn some things and forbidding
17 7 |   things and forbidding them to learn others. Do not shrink from
18 7 |      the teachers themselves to learn and approve them, and any
19 7 |        and our young men should learn quickly, and their mere
20 7 |         boys and girls ought to learn to dance and practise gymnastic
21 7 |      this very reason he should learn them both, in order that
22 7 |      discovered taking pains to learn them; and there should always
23 7 |     freemen, I conceive, should learn as much of these branches
24 7 |       mere children, which they learn as a pleasure and amusement.
25 7 |        which our youth ought to learn, for they are innocent and
26 7 | citizens and our youth ought to learn about the nature of the
27 7 |        be better instructed and learn to use better language,
28 7 |        and fitting for youth to learn, but of which we are ignorant?
29 8 |      gain; mankind are ready to learn any branch of knowledge,
30 9 |       of two years, that he may learn to school his passions.
31 11|      another he shall teach and learn of the disputant and the
32 12|  approve, the younger men shall learn with all diligence; and
33 12| writings about them that he may learn them. For of all kinds of
34 12|         show him who desires to learn and know or whose evil actions
35 12|   themselves what they ought to learn, or become the disciple