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 1 1 | performed a purification of the city.~
 2 13|        After his retirement the city was still torn by divisions.
 3 14|        and brought her into the city with Pisistratus. The latter
 4 14|      and the inhabitants of the city, struck with awe, received
 5 16|         spend their time in the city but might be scattered over
 6 16|         might not come into the city and neglect their farms.
 7 19|     finding his position in the city insecure, he set about fortifying
 8 19|         some partisans from the city; but they were besieged
 9 21|         the districts about the city, ten from the coast, and
10 22|       troubles to remain in the city; and the chief and leader
11 23|        23~So far, then, had the city progressed by this time,
12 24|     districts and settle in the city. He pointed out to them
13 27|     populace was shut up in the city and became accustomed to
14 34|   Lysander became master of the city, and set up the Thirty as
15 35|        they were masters of the city, they ignored all the resolutions
16 35|     help of these they kept the city under their own control.
17 35|        it. With all of this the city was much pleased, and thought
18 35|        got a firmer hold on the city, they spared no class of
19 36| Theramenes, however, seeing the city thus falling into ruin,
20 38|      the fight the party of the city retreated, and next day
21 38|       to them, the party in the city deposed the original Ten,
22 38|        populace returned to the city. The most prominent members
23 38|    party that had stayed in the city or of the exiles that had
24 39|          having remained in the city during the troubles, were
25 39|       roll as a resident in the city. Trials for homicide, including
26 39|       by the magistrates in the city before a court of those
27 39|     court of those rated in the city. On these terms those who
28 40|         party, the party of the city and the party of Piraeus,
29 50|     temples.~There are also ten City Commissioners (Astynomi),
30 50|         Piraeus and five in the city. Their duty is to see that
31 51|       for Piraeus, five for the city. Their statutory duty is
32 51|    elected by lot, five for the city, and five for Piraeus. They
33 51|       Piraeus, and five for the city; but now there are twenty
34 51|        there are twenty for the city and fifteen for Piraeus.
35 51|  merchants to bring up into the city two-thirds of the corn which