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 1 6 |            far the most probable. A man who was so moderate and
 2 7 |       Assembly and in the juries. A man had to rank as a Pentacosiomedimnus
 3 7 |       stands in evidence beside the man, implying that this was
 4 12|           slave of yore.~And many a man whom fraud or law had sold~
 5 12|             counterpoise,~Of many a man this state had been bereft.~
 6 12|         friend.~ ~For had any other man, he says, received this
 7 14|           he was already a very old man), and that he called on
 8 16|          had his adventure with the man of Hymettus, who was cultivating
 9 16|            Tax-free Farm". He saw a man digging and working at a
10 16|          Aches and pains", said the man; "and that's what Pisistratus
11 16|             have his tenth of". The man spoke without knowing who
12 17|        Timonassa, the daughter of a man of Argos, named Gorgilus;
13 19|        distrusted and an embittered man. About three years after
14 20|        befitting the name of a good man and true.~ ~
15 23|      statesman and the most upright man of his time. Accordingly
16 25|     Ephialtes, son of Sophonides, a man with a reputation for incorruptibility
17 26|           was a comparatively young man, and had been late in entering
18 27|         himself while still a young man by prosecuting Cimon on
19 40|         taken; for if they let this man escape they would encourage
20 40|            happened; for after this man had been put to death no
21 42|        decide that he is not a free man, he appeals to the law-courts,
22 45|     henceforth the nickname of "the man from the drum-head"; and
23 47|           though he be quite a poor man. These officers take over
24 49|        belonging to the state. If a man who has a good horse is
25 52|            12 per cent., or where a man desirous of setting up business
26 52|           has borrowed from another man capital to start with; also
27 55|             accusation against this man?" If an accuser appears,
28 57| justification is pleaded, as when a man takes an adulterer in the
29 57|           court of Delphinium. If a man who is in banishment for
30 59|           of foreign origin (when a man escapes the disqualification
31 59|      summons, conspiracy to enter a man as a state debtor, corrupt
32 59|          slave has slandered a free man. It is they also who cast