Book, Paragraph

 1     II, V   |         but forbid them gymnastic exercises and the possession of arms.
 2     II, VII |          equalization of property exercises an influence on political
 3    III, IV  | instructed in riding and military exercises? As Euripides says:~No subtle
 4     IV, XIII|        use of arms; (5) gymnastic exercises. (1) The assemblies are
 5     IV, XIII|           arms, and (5) gymnastic exercises, they legislate in a similar
 6     IV, XV  |       such powers as a magistrate exercises over the revenue or in defense
 7    VII, XII |           place, if the gymnastic exercises of the elder men were performed
 8   VIII, III |        and writing, (2) gymnastic exercises, (3) music, to which is
 9   VIII, III |    variety of ways, and gymnastic exercises are thought to infuse courage.
10   VIII, III |            who teaches them their exercises.~
11   VIII, IV  |       their children by laborious exercises which they think will make
12   VIII, IV  |         both in war and gymnastic exercises. For their ancient superiority
13   VIII, IV  |         principle, that gymnastic exercises should be employed in education,
14   VIII, IV  |     training and severe gymnastic exercises exhausted their constitutions.
15   VIII, VI  |      training, whether for bodily exercises at the time or for later