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 1 5 |       disputes on behalf of each party in turn against the other,
 2 6 |         partisans of the popular party say, his friends stole a
 3 6 |         the story of the popular party is by far the most probable.
 4 8 |         take up arms with either party, should lose his rights
 5 11|   attaching himself to whichever party he chose, but he preferred,
 6 13|      number. First there was the party of the Shore, led by Megacles
 7 13|    extreme democrat. This latter party was reinforced by those
 8 14|       being in difficulties in a party struggle, again opened-negotiations
 9 18|         the story of the popular party, Aristogeiton accused the
10 26|         this period the moderate party, as it happened, had no
11 28|       after the expulsion of the party of Isagoras. After this
12 28|      Hagnon as leader of the one party, and the lyre-maker Cleophon
13 34|          Accordingly the popular party tried to preserve the democracy,
14 34|         side of the oligarchical party, and the popular Assembly
15 38|   partisans. After the fight the party of the city retreated, and
16 38|        Phyle. When, however, the party in Piraeus and Munichia
17 38|      whole populace to them, the party in the city deposed the
18 38|     opened negotiations with the party in Piraeus, and after his
19 38| democracy, no one, either of the party that had stayed in the city
20 39|           If any of the seceding party wished to take a house in
21 39| including all cases in which one party had either killed or wounded
22 39|         do so might secede. Each party was to repay separately
23 40|         the treaty required each party, the party of the city and
24 40|         required each party, the party of the city and the party
25 40|        party of the city and the party of Piraeus, to pay its own
26 52|        to pay up a dowry where a party is bound to do so, refusal
27 56|      mental derangement, where a party charges another with destroying
28 56|          of liquidators, where a party refuses to divide property
29 56|        property to which another party lays claim; for appointing
30 67|        stop the supply, but each party receives an equal allowance
31 69|         water is allowed to each party for the discussion of the