Book, Paragraph

 1      I, VI |        slaves if they or their parents chance to have been taken
 2     II, III|   children are born like their parents, and they will necessarily
 3     II, III|     offspring resembling their parents, as was the case with the
 4    III, II |        be one of whom both the parents are citizens; others insist
 5    VII, XVI| children will succeed to their parents; there ought not to be too
 6    VII, XVI|  interval of age, for then the parents will be too old to derive
 7    VII, XVI|      wanting in respect to the parents, who will seem to be their
 8    VII, XVI|  should also be studied by the parents themselves; the physicians
 9    VII, XVI|  remarks apply equally to both parents.~Women who are with child
10   VIII, III|     sort of education in which parents should train their sons,
11   VIII, IV |     are for the brave man. And parents who devote their children