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Ου γαρ έστι περί ότου θειοτέρου άνθρωπος αν βουλεύσαιτο, η περί παιδείας και των αυτού και των οικείων. Plato in initio Theagis (p. 122 Β).

Socrates saith plainlie, that “no man goeth about a more godlie purpose, than he that is mindfull of the good bringing up both of hys owne and other men's children.”—Ascham's Scholemaster. Preface.

Fundamentum totius reipublicæ est recta juventutis educatio.

The very foundation of the whole commonwealth is the proper bringing up of the young.-Cic.