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 1 3 |      by the barbarian? For the inhabitants of the region about Ilium,
 2 4 |   there was a migration of the inhabitants, and the region has been
 3 4 |   potentate, who compelled the inhabitants of Attica to pay him a cruel
 4 5 |   maintain a certain number of inhabitants in a moderate way of life—
 5 5 |       things fitting, that the inhabitants of the several districts
 6 5 |       a plague of war, and the inhabitants become much fewer than the
 7 6 |     wrong which they do to the inhabitants of the country, if the question
 8 6 | effeminacy in the minds of the inhabitants, inviting men to run thither
 9 6 |       principal objects of the inhabitants; and the wardens of the
10 9 |        are near at the time be inhabitants of the same place, whether
11 10|        speech of this sort:—”O inhabitants of Athens, and Sparta, and