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 1 Themist     |    liberty to take by the common law of nations; nor had they,
 2 Themist     |        it not being permitted by law to bury them, as he had
 3 Aristid     |        of ten years appointed by law, for when Xerxes made a
 4   Cimon     |         skill, not only in civil law, but in military affairs,
 5 Thrasib     |          in the state, he made a law, "that no one should be
 6 Thrasib     |       Nor did he only cause this law to be passed, but also took
 7  Epamin     |          command longer than the law allowed; his defence and
 8  Epamin     |         leaders. But there was a law at Thebes, which punished
 9  Epamin     |     however, as he saw that this law had been made for the purpose
10  Epamin     |       that they did not obey the law. They being freed from danger
11  Epamin     |     submit to the penalty of the law; but he requested of his
12   Pelop     |    sufficiently protected by the law of embassies, which used
13 Phocion     |       held upon him according to law. ~IV. On his arrival, as
14 Phocion     |        after some formalities of law had been despatched, he
15 Phocion(212)|         see the sentences of the law put in execution. ~
16 Timoleo     |    dealing with him according to law, and several persons, flocking
17 Timoleo     | permitted to every one to try at law what he pleased." When a
18    Cato     |      affairs, experienced in the law, an |429 eminent, commander,
19   Attic     |  accusation.260 He never went to law about property of his own,
20   Attic     |     magistrates; for there is no law, or peace, or war, or illustrious