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 1     I,  4(4268) |       teacher of the Academy at Athens; lived b.c. 428–389.~
 2     I,  7(4293) |          Son of Vulcan, king of Athens, and the first to drive
 3     I,  41(4576)|     derived its name. Once when Athens was suffering from famine
 4     I,  41      |      When the thirty tyrants of Athens had slain Phidon at the
 5     I,  44      | Lysander had set over conquered Athens? 4597 Artemisia, also, wife
 6     I,  44      |        friend of Socrates, when Athens was conquered, fled to Pharnabazus,
 7     I,  48      |       It was the common talk of Athens, as I learnt in my youthful
 8     I,  48(4626)|      was held in high esteem at Athens, where he had numerous distinguished
 9     I,  49      |        that the high-priests of Athens to this day 4651 emasculate
10    II,  9(4754) |   three-quarters of a mile from Athens, originally belonging to
11    II,  9(4755) |         to visit every house at Athens and rebuke its inmates.~
12    II,  14      |      philosopher writes that at Athens out of all the laws of 4776