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 1 1 |        be good at anything must practise that thing from his youth
 2 2 |         city or this man should practise drinking. I would go further
 3 5 |   possible way from the one and practise the other to the utmost
 4 7 |         young men may learn and practise. Of these mention has already
 5 7 |   strains they are to learn and practise; what relates in the first
 6 7 |     ought to learn to dance and practise gymnastic exercises—ought
 7 8 | Wherefore the citizens ought to practise war—not in time of war,
 8 8 |         require that they shall practise some gymnastic exercises,
 9 8 |     that the whole state should practise them supposed~Athenian.
10 8 |        in the land, but he must practise an art, and not abide more
11 9 |       empirical physicians, who practise medicine without science,
12 10|     they will not be allowed to practise religious rites contrary
13 11|       to those in the state who practise it.~When a man makes an
14 12|     peace from youth upwards to practise this habit of commanding
15 12|       hundred of the youths who practise gymnastic and whom the relations
16 12|        and uncivilized; it is a practise adopted by people who use