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From: "Janice J. Gabbert" <jan.gabbert@wright.edu>
Subject: seeking a phrase
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This is one of those somebody-asked-somebody-who-asked-somebody and it
ends up with me.

The phrase, in English, is "to govern is to educate."

Does anyone know the source?  Is it originally in Latin or Greek?



jan gabbert
wright state
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