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 1 1 |         the state from the right training of a single youth, or of
 2 1 |       part of education is right training in the nursery. The soul
 3 1 |         name; that other sort of training, which aims at the acquisition
 4 1 |         be a mode of testing and training which would be wonderfully
 5 2 |         I mean by education that training which is given by suitable
 6 2 |       virtue; but the particular training in respect of pleasure and
 7 2 |    incapable of enduring serious training, they are called plays and
 8 2 |        dispositions. Having such training, they will attain a more
 9 2 |        the body, this scientific training may be called gymnastic.~
10 5 |       reverence. The best way of training the young is to train yourself
11 7 |        take especial care of the training of our children, directing
12 7 |          be a coward, and has no training or self–control, he makes
13 8 |      reply. Well, but if we were training boxers, or pancratiasts,
14 8 | ordinances; but if from previous training they have acquired the habit
15 8 |        ill condition, and out of training?~Cleinias. He will be far
16 8 |          temperate when he is in training.~Athenian. And have we not
17 8 |     during the whole time of his training? And the same is said of
18 9 |          excellent education and training from youth upward, he has
19 12|          received a more careful training and education?~Cleinias.
20 12|       proceed to some more exact training than any which has preceded.~
21 12|        gone through the previous training, and seen the connection