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 1 1 |        he should determine and teach what is the good and evil
 2 2 |     poets are to be allowed to teach in the dance anything which
 3 4 |      praise. For we should not teach bad habits, least of all
 4 5 |        and does not resist and teach or convince her that, for
 5 6 |       or small by which he can teach a person to understand how
 6 6 |       proceed to marriage, and teach persons in what way they
 7 7 |     parts by pay, and let them teach those who attend the schools
 8 7 |  teachers, no matter what they teach, and by studies; but he
 9 7 |     their instructors ought to teach them. They ought to be occupied
10 7 |    than advise the teachers to teach the young these words and
11 7 |     masters of choruses are to teach and the character of them,
12 9 |       and the just, and not to teach what they are, and how they
13 10|        should first attempt to teach and persuade us that there
14 10|       is and always will be to teach you the truth of these matters.~
15 10|      Athenian. Either he shall teach us that we were wrong in
16 11| disputes with another he shall teach and learn of the disputant
17 11|       himself exhibit, or ever teach anybody else, slave or freeman,
18 12|   superior; and in a word, not teach the soul or accustom her
19 12|      they come home they shall teach the young that the institutions