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 1 4 |       was a Pentacosiomedimnus, two if he was a Knight, and
 2 5 |         and for a long time the two parties were ranged in hostile
 3 7 |     ranked as Zeugitae who made two hundred measures, liquid
 4 13|     Archon; and he governed for two years and two months, until
 5 13|      governed for two years and two months, until he was forcibly
 6 13|     three from the Agroeci, and two from the Demiurgi, and they
 7 15|         of a combination of the two opposing parties, he retired
 8 16|     agriculture. In this he had two objects, first that they
 9 17|         the same system. He had two sons by his first and legitimate
10 17|     Hippias and Hipparchus, and two by his Argive consort, Iophon
11 18|       design as a whole; of the two leaders, Harmodius was killed
12 20|      down and besieged them for two days; and on the third they
13 22|         battle of Marathon; and two years after this victory,
14 22|     Xanthippus son of Ariphron. Two years later, in the archonship
15 23|      the various allied states, two years after the battle of
16 26|  continually happened that some two or three thousand of the
17 26|        were re-established; and two years afterwards, in the
18 33|         of their nomination for two months of the year of Theopompus,
19 36|         because they were doing two inconsistent things, since
20 37|  following way. They introduced two laws into the Council, which
21 40|        secessionists at Eleusis two years after the secession,
22 41|         the king", increased to two obols, and Agyrrhius again
23 42|        The Assembly also elects two trainers, with subordinate
24 42|         in the forts. For these two years they are on garrison
25 42|       with the family. When the two years have elapsed they
26 43|          public or private. The two remaining meetings are devoted
27 48|       lot from each tribe, with two assessors (Paredri) for
28 49|         the Council, to receive two obols a day from the state
29 50|      are not hired at more than two drachmas, and if more than
30 53|      laws quoted in the case in two urns, those of the plaintiff
31 53|         law-court, to a jury of two hundred and one members
32 53|      and the Eponymi. There are two classes of Eponymi, the
33 54|         the Panathenaea; and no two of these are celebrated
34 54| celebrate the Dionysia in these two places, and appoint Choregi.
35 56|         the Polemarch have each two assessors, nominated by
36 56|       the Thargelia one between two tribes, each tribe bearing
37 57|      the Assembly by open vote, two from the general body of
38 61|         borders of the country; two to Piraeus, one of whom
39 61|        Lochagi). There are also two Hipparchs, elected by open
40 63|       which the lots are drawn, two for each tribe; a hundred
41 63|         whom the lot falls; and two vases. Further, staves,
42 66|        all the courts are full, two ballot boxes are placed
43 66|     presiding magistrates. Then two of the Thesmothetae, selected
44 67|        for the first speech and two for the second; when it
45 67|     than one thousand, five and two. Six gallons are allowed
46 68|        a jury of 1,000 members, two courts combine for the purpose,
47 68|       the votes give each juror two ballot balls, one pierced
48 68|       that no one shall receive two pierced or two solid balls.
49 68|    shall receive two pierced or two solid balls. Then the official
50 68|        voucher unless he votes. Two urns, one of brass and the
51 68|    order that no one may put in two at a time.~When the jurors
52 68|       and the juror, taking his two ballot balls from the stand,
53 69|  defendant. Each juror receives two ballots, and uses one to