| From the Greco-Roman town there are many public buildings, including seven gymnasia, administrative buildings, baths, and the agora. |
| Are not those who train in gymnasia, at first beginning reduced to a state of weakness? |
| The more temporary Greeks left gymnasia, statues, temples and inscriptions as far east as Afghanistan. |
| If he, or she, has greater ambitions, there are gymnasia for boys and high schools for girls. |
| Latin is included in the curricula of only about one-half of the gymnasia of Norway. |
| No work on the buck is presented here because so few gymnasia are equipped with this apparatus. |
