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 1 1 |        you and Megillus have been trained in these institutions, I
 2 1 |           to have been thoroughly trained in the Cretan institutions,
 3 1 |         and fearlessness is to be trained amid fears, let us consider
 4 1 |         quality is not also to be trained among opposites.~Cleinias.
 5 2 | uneducated is he who has not been trained in the chorus, and the educated
 6 2 |           is he who has been well trained?~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian.
 7 2 |           which now is the better trained in dancing and music—he
 8 2 |         for prizes, and have been trained under a singing master,
 9 2 |          be expected to be better trained. For they need to have a
10 3 |           make them over were not trained in his own calling, which
11 3 |        observe that his sons were trained differently; through the
12 4 |           an evil;—lions might be trained in that way to fly from
13 6 |         to elect should have been trained in habits of law, and be
14 6 |         the time, of a state thus trained not being permanent.~Cleinias.
15 7 |          between one who has been trained in gymnastic exercises and
16 7 |        calls it illiberal; but if trained in the sweet and vulgar
17 7 |           of making those who are trained in it better men, whereas
18 7 |       women had been so miserably trained that they could not fight
19 9 |           and the judges are well trained and scrupulously tested,
20 11|      rarely gifted by nature, and trained by education—who, when assailed