Book, Paragraph

1     IV, XI |            home; for when they are boys, by reason of the luxury
2     IV, XV |     general, or one look after the boys, another after the women,
3     IV, XV |      magistracy which controls the boys or the women, or any similar
4    VII, XII|   magistrates should stay with the boys, while the grown-up men
5   VIII, III|            the mind; and therefore boys should be handed over to
6   VIII, IV |        have gained a prize both as boys and as men; their early
7   VIII, V  | intellectual enjoyment suitable to boys of that age, for it is the
8   VIII, V  |        perhaps it may be said that boys learn music for the sake