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 1 3 |     subsequently for terms of ten years. The first magistrates,
 2 3 |        The Thesmothetae were many years afterwards, when these offices
 3 4 |           lawful wedlock over ten years of age. These officers were
 4 4 |        those who were over thirty years of age; and no one might
 5 7 |   ratified his laws for a hundred years; and the following was the
 6 11|         should not return for ten years. He considered that there
 7 13|       torn by divisions. For four years, indeed, they lived in peace;
 8 13|       dissensions, and again four years later they elected no Archon
 9 13|           and he governed for two years and two months, until he
10 14|  archonship of Comeas, thirty-one years after the legislation of
11 14|      archonship of Hegesias, five years after the first establishment
12 14| establishment of his rule. Eleven years later Megacles, being in
13 15|         power long, for about six years after his return he was
14 15|     mercenaries; and not till ten years had elapsed did he return
15 17|       Philoneos, three and thirty years from the time at which he
16 17|        see who will reckon up the years of the life of each of them,
17 19|       embittered man. About three years after the death of Hipparchus,
18 19|       tyranny for about seventeen years since their father’s death,
19 19|          rule, for nine-and-forty years.~
20 21|         the popular leader, three years after the expulsion of the
21 22|          whole army. Then, eleven years later, in the archonship
22 22|       battle of Marathon; and two years after this victory, when
23 22|        ostracized.~Thus for three years they continued to ostracize
24 22|   Xanthippus son of Ariphron. Two years later, in the archonship
25 22|  Lysimachus was ostracized. Three years later, however, in the archonship
26 23|        various allied states, two years after the battle of Salamis,
27 25|        lasted for about seventeen years after the Persian wars,
28 26|         Archons, except that five years after the death of Ephialtes
29 26|          law was overlooked. Four years later, in the archonship
30 26|           re-established; and two years afterwards, in the archonship
31 27|      hands. Moreover, forty-eight years after the battle of Salamis,
32 29|        twenty persons, over forty years of age, who, in conjunction
33 29|       representatives, over forty years of age, were to be elected
34 30|     consisting of men over thirty years of age, serving without
35 31|    candidates of more than thirty years of age, selected by the
36 32|     Callias, just about a hundred years after the expulsion of the
37 34|         the government. Then, six years after the overthrow of the
38 40|      secessionists at Eleusis two years after the secession, in
39 42|        them is less than eighteen years of age, it fines the demesmen
40 42|      fellow tribesmen, over forty years of age, who, in their opinion,
41 42|          the forts. For these two years they are on garrison duty,
42 42|          the family. When the two years have elapsed they thereupon
43 43|         the reckoning is by lunar years. The Prytanes for the time
44 47|           which are let for three years, and those which are let
45 47|          under special agreements years. They also sell, in the
46 47|           must be paid up in five years, and in that of farms, in
47 47|      These too are leased for ten years, and the instalments are
48 53|          and the forty-two of the years of service. The youths,
49 53|        last of the Eponymi of the years of service, and assign the
50 56|         chorus must be over forty years of age. He also appoints
51 60|       examination, serve for four years; and they manage the Panathenaic
52 63|          All persons above thirty years of age are qualified to