Помогите найти пассивный залог в текстеOn the day of his birth

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On the day of his birth a Spartan boy was taken to the elders for a careful examination. If the boy was weak and deformed, he was left on a mountainside to die because the elders thought that he could never perform his duties as a soldier. If he was found physically fit, he was allowed to live with his family until the age of seven. Then he lived in public barracks where

he began his military training.

A Spartan boy was taught to become a strong and fearless soldier, able to endure hardships and suffering. Even in winter he went barefoot and slept outdoors. His chief food was a very bad tasting broth, but as part of his training he was taught to feed himself by stealing food from farms and gardens. If he was caught, he was whipped - not because he had stolen, but because he was found out.

As a Spartan boy aproached manhood and service in the army, he was beaten in public. This taught him to endure pain in silence. Spartan youths were taught to be modest in manner and brief in speech. In fact they were known for their short speech which is now called la'conic, after Laconia [ou], the state ruled by Sparta.

When a soldier was leaving for the battle his mother handed him his shield on which his body would be brought back if he was killed. The shield was so large that flight from the enemy was possible only by leaving it behind. Therefore his mother usually warned: "Come back with your shield or on your shield"