Book, Paragraph

 1     IV, IX  |        In the first place the youth receive a democratical education.
 2     IV, XV  | inspectorships of women or of youth. Other offices are concerned
 3      V, X   |      drinking with a favorite youth, he asked him whether by
 4      V, X   | boasted of having enjoyed his youth. Evagoras of Cyprus, again,
 5      V, XI  |     and his acquaintance with youth should be supposed to arise
 6     VI, VII |       out of the ranks of the youth, should become light-armed
 7    VII, XIV |      are an honor to the free youth by whom they are performed;
 8    VII, XVII|   legislator should not allow youth to be spectators of iambi
 9    VII, XVII|    comes first. And therefore youth should be kept strangers
10   VIII, I   |       all to the education of youth; for the neglect of education
11   VIII, IV  |  their mode of training their youth, but only on the circumstance
12   VIII, V   |     is suited to the stage of youth, for young persons will
13   VIII, VI  |  which they acquired in their youth. As to (2) the vulgarizing
14   VIII, VII |        it is evident that our youth should be taught the Dorian