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 1 2 |        them, bearing in mind the instruction and amusement which are
 2 3 |          the directors of public instruction insisted that the spectators
 3 4 |        may give a sample for the instruction of himself and of those
 4 5 |         of cypress–wood, for the instruction of posterity. Moreover they
 5 6 |       have the care of order and instruction in gymnasia and schools,
 6 6 | nevertheless, he requires proper instruction and a fortunate nature,
 7 6 |          and again I say for the instruction of poor men that he who
 8 6 |          gymnasia, and places of instruction, and theatres, are all ready
 9 7 |         appreciating any sort of instruction?~Athenian. I will tell you
10 7 |          be, either amusement or instruction in any degree worth, speaking
11 7 |    nourishment for the body, and instruction and education for the soul.
12 7 |         shall commit to them the instruction and education of youth.
13 7 |        touching all this part of instruction and education to the teachers
14 12|     receive the several kinds of instruction, would be a vain thing;