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 1 9 |         any one to whom wrong was being done; thirdly, the institution
 2 14| Pisistratus had the reputation of being an extreme democrat, and
 3 14|      Eleven years later Megacles, being in difficulties in a party
 4 15|         Megacles as his wife, and being afraid, in consequence,
 5 16|       country, and secondly that, being moderately well off and
 6 16|        stony piece of ground, and being surprised he sent his attendant
 7 18|           of age; but Hippias, as being also naturally of a statesmanlike
 8 18|          in the processions, this being a custom instituted at a
 9 19|       consequence of the Spartans being continually incited by oracles
10 19|          thousand horsemen. Then, being roused to anger by this
11 19|          the Athenians, five days being first allowed them to remove
12 20|         Alcmeonidae. Cleisthenes, being beaten in the political
13 21|      existing Naucrari,-the demes being made to take the place of
14 23|          of the battle of Salamis being fought. When the generals
15 23|      former had the reputation of being a clever statesman and the
16 26|          real chief, their leader being Cimon son of Miltiades,
17 27|      first person to introduce it being Anytus, after his command
18 29|     decide wisely; his suggestion being that the constitution of
19 29|         should, on an information being laid against him, be summarily
20 29|         the Prytanes for the time being, who should each receive
21 30|          its members for the time being. The other offices were
22 34|     decision, owing to the people being led astray by persons who
23 34|  breastplate, and prevented peace being made, declaring that he
24 40|      observing their numbers, and being anxious to retain them as
25 43|       Prytanes in turn, the order being determined by lot; the first
26 43|         The Prytanes for the time being, in the first place, mess
27 44|          of Prytanes for the time being; and out of these nine he
28 46|           customary donation-that being normally given to it during
29 46|         opinion that the state is being defrauded, it reports the
30 53|           service. The youths, on being enrolled among the citizens,
31 60|           the property instead of being taken from the individual
32 66|         are completed; the object being that the jurors may be broken
33 67|            67~These preliminaries being concluded, the cases are
34 69|        votes, the pierced ballots being for the prosecutor and the