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 1 3 |          Thesmotheteum. They had power to decide cases finally
 2 6 |      that when it was within his power to put his fellow-citizens
 3 6 |        That he had this absolute power is, in the first place,
 4 12|     While those who were rich in power, who in wealth were glorious
 5 13|       who possessed the greatest power, since it is always in connexion
 6 14|     country so far as lay in his power (he was already a very old
 7 14|         a tyrant; but before his power was firmly established,
 8 15|       did not, however, hold his power long, for about six years
 9 15|     Knights who held the supreme power in the constitution of Eretria.
10 16|        For these reasons he held power long, and whenever he was
11 17|         old in the possession of power, and he died a natural death
12 17|          he was in possession of power; the rest he spent in exile.
13 19|           could not by their own power effect their return, but
14 20|         himself left inferior in power, invited Cleomenes, who
15 20|         partisans as the supreme power in the state. The Council,
16 25| succeeded in depriving it of its power. Not long afterwards, however,
17 27|          in the direction of sea power, which caused the masses
18 31|         of the state, and had no power to alter them nor to pass
19 35|        the Thirty established in power, in the archonship of Pythodorus.
20 35|        and abolished the supreme power of the law-courts. In this
21 36|       and destroy their despotic power. Accordingly they drew up
22 37|         gave the Thirty absolute power to put to death any citizen
23 37|          and the Thirty had full power to put him to death. Theramenes
24 41|         have assumed the supreme power with perfect justice, since
25 41|          continual accretions of power to the masses. The democracy
26 41|       which it holds the supreme power. Even the jurisdiction of
27 44|        generally. They also have power to dismiss the meeting.
28 45|     Council thenceforward of the power to inflict death or imprisonment
29 45|    Formerly the Council had full power to reject candidates for
30 48| imprisoned. The Council has full power by the laws to exact these
31 56|        be with child; and he has power to inflict a fine on those
32 59|         the first place have the power of prescribing on what days
33 61|           The Generals have full power, when on active service,