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 1 1|    common meals and gymnastic exercises, and wear arms.~Cleinias.
 2 1|  citizens show in their naked exercises, contending against the
 3 1|    common meals and gymnastic exercises have been excellently devised
 4 4|      all discourses and vocal exercises have preludes and overtures,
 5 7|  until we have determined the exercises which are suited to the
 6 7|     been trained in gymnastic exercises and one who has not been.
 7 7|   objects: For these sorts of exercises, and no others, are useful
 8 7|  other labours and sports and exercises of the body are unworthy
 9 7|      both go through the same exercises. I assert without fear of
10 7|  dance and practise gymnastic exercises—ought they not?~Cleinias.
11 7|       gymnastics all military exercises, such as archery, and all
12 8| soldiers shall perform lesser exercises without arms every day,
13 8|       practise some gymnastic exercises, greater as well as lesser,
14 8|     are not, for none of them exercises a voluntary rule over voluntary
15 8|   unarmed either in gymnastic exercises or in these contests. On
16 8|     the contest, and of daily exercises under the superintendence
17 9|       one in war, or military exercises, or mimic contests. of which