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 1 2 |       prevailed until the time of Solon, who was the first to appear
 2 3 |     Thesmotheteum. In the time of Solon, however, they all came
 3 5 |           consent, they appointed Solon to be mediator and Archon,
 4 5 |           By birth and reputation Solon was one of the foremost
 5 6 |           at the head of affairs, Solon liberated the people once
 6 6 |          traduce the character of Solon. It so happened that, when
 7 7 |                            7~Next Solon drew up a constitution and
 8 7 |          take to the present day. Solon ratified his laws for a
 9 8 |  elections to the various offices Solon enacted should be by lot,
10 8 |         among these. A proof that Solon regulated the elections
11 8 |       Pentacosiomedimni. Such was Solon’s legislation with respect
12 8 |          Hence, among the laws of Solon now obsolete, it is repeatedly
13 8 |        out of the Naucraric fund. Solon also appointed a Council
14 8 |           overthrow of the state, Solon having enacted a process
15 9 |     points in the constitution of Solon which appear to be its most
16 9 |      persons in fact believe that Solon deliberately made the laws
17 11|          make but a small change. Solon, however, had resisted both
18 12|         The truth of this view of Solon’s policy is established
19 13|                13~Such then, were Solon’s reasons for his departure
20 13|           in the fifth year after Solon’s government they were unable
21 14|          after the legislation of Solon. It is related that, when
22 14|          asked for his bodyguard, Solon opposed the request, and
23 14|        all others to do the same. Solon’s exhortations, however,
24 17|         the youthful favourite of Solon and commanded in the war
25 22|           democratic than that of Solon. The laws of Solon had been
26 22|        that of Solon. The laws of Solon had been obliterated by
27 28|          beginning of things, was Solon, and the second was Pisistratus,
28 29|           closely akin to that of Solon. When the committee was
29 35|           such of the statutes of Solon as were obscure, and abolished
30 41|         civil war, in the time of Solon; from this the democracy
31 41| democratic character than that of Solon. The sixth was that which