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 1      I, VII|   such as the man of Syracuse taught, who made money by instructing
 2     VI, VII|   while they are still young, taught the agile movements of light-armed
 3    VII, X  |       may be supposed to have taught men the inventions which
 4    VII, XIV|     to blame, he never having taught them how to lead the life
 5   VIII, II | agreed about the things to be taught, whether we look to virtue
 6   VIII, II |       that children should be taught those useful things which
 7   VIII, III|       a like view they may be taught drawing, not to prevent
 8   VIII, V  |      any, young men should be taught to look, not at the works
 9   VIII, VI | children should be themselves taught to sing and play or not.
10   VIII, VI |      then that they should be taught music in such a way as to
11   VIII, VII|      that our youth should be taught the Dorian music.~Two principles