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1   I,  2 |        class of citizens should learn and up to what point they
2   I,  2 |       to what point they should learn them; and we see even the
3  II,  1 |       For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we
4  II,  1 |       before we can do them, we learn by doing them, e.g. men
5 III,  5 |       and what we cannot get or learn from another, but must have
6  VI,  1 |       principle. We must, then, learn what is the best state of
7  VI,  12|   become healthy, yet we do not learn the art of medicine. (3)
8 VII,  3 |    those who have just begun to learn a science can string together
9 VII,  12| learning will make us think and learn all the more.~(C) The fact