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 1     Pre     |      become a spectacle to the public,7 |307 was a dishonour to
 2     Pre(8)  |   young women took part in the public exercises.----Rinck. Prolegom.
 3 Themist     |      step in the management of public affairs was in the Corcyraean
 4 Themist     |       for time to come. As the public money, which came in from
 5 Themist     |     whether sacred or profane, public or private, but collecting
 6 Themist     |     advice, had enclosed their public gods, and their national
 7 Themist(34) |                             By public gods, deos publicos, are
 8 Aristid     |    dowries given them from the public treasury. He died about
 9  Pausan     |         he was thrown into the public prison by the Ephori, for
10   Cimon     |       consequently died in the public gaol, Cimon was kept in
11   Cimon     |        Miltiades to die in the public prison, when she could prevent
12   Cimon     |         he fell under the same public odium as his father, and
13   Alcib     |       splendid, no less in his public than in his private life;61
14   Alcib(61) |        man's mode of living in public and among other men; victus
15   Alcib     |      not to a private but to a public matter,65 great dread was
16   Alcib     |        often as he appeared in public, he drew the eyes of all
17   Alcib(65) |      respect to something of a public nature.----Bos. ~
18   Alcib     |   practice which, according to public opinion among the Athenians,
19   Alcib     |    accused by his enemies in a public assembly of the people.
20   Alcib     |       which there was a strong public feeling.69 But his enemies
21   Alcib     |   pillar, had been set up in a public place, in order that the
22   Alcib     | consequence good to him at the public cost, and the same priests,
23   Conon     |      the Athenian entered upon public life in the Peloponnesian
24    Dion     |    having been interred at the public expense. He died at the
25   Chabr     |      was erected to him at the public charge by the Athenians
26   Chabr     |       and other candidates for public applause,115 adopted, in
27   Chabr(115)|        and every other kind of public exhibitors. ~
28  Timoth     |        worth of spoil into the public treasury. He relieved Cyzicus 121
29  Timoth     |  Timotheus in the forum at the public |365 expense. Such an honour,
30  Epamin     |        Epaminondas went to the public assembly of the Arcadians,
31  Epamin(161)|        of his periculum in the public registers. Schoppius, Verisim.
32   Pelop     |    determination, not from any public resolution of his countrymen.
33 Phocion     |      to the eleven,212 to whom public criminals, by the custom
34 Timoleo     |        from him; nor, when any public business was afterwards
35 Timoleo     |       less part in private and public business. He used to come
36 Timoleo(217)|                  In theatrum.] Public assemblies were often held
37 Timoleo     |     died, he was buried at the public expense by the Syracusans,
38  Hamilc     |     forbidden by the censor of public morals |417 to associate
39  Hannib     | reported at Carthage, received public approbation. ~Hannibal being
40  Hannib     |       His departure being made public, the Carthaginians sent
41   Attic     |       a man, he relieved their public exigencies from his own
42   Attic     |        to literature or to the public affairs of the Athenians,
43   Attic     |      so corrupt a state of the public morals. He never went to
44   Attic     |     morals. He never went to a public sale,258 nor ever became
45   Attic     |       in any department of the public revenue.259 He accused no
46   Attic(274)|      the forum, i.e., from all public business. ~
47    Frag(296)|     and have been added to the public domain online edition. 
48    Frag(296)|      Loeb edition,  and made a public domain translation from