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 1 7 |         of an income of a certain number of measures. Those ranked
 2 13|           this time were three in number. First there was the party
 3 18|       deed, in conjunction with a number of confederates. But while
 4 18|     further information against a number of other persons; and, having
 5 19|         and banishment of a large number of persons, Hippias became
 6 26|         the great increase in the number of citizens, it was resolved,
 7 27|           also maintained a large number of his fellow-demesmen.
 8 29| personally or pecuniarily, to the number of not less than five thousand.
 9 30|   Thousand elected from their own number a hundred commissioners
10 30|        and the other gods, ten in number, the Hellenic Treasurers (
11 30|         non-sacred moneys, to the number of twenty, the ten Commissioners
12 30|         the Council from a larger number of selected candidates,
13 30|          desired to take a larger number of persons into counsel,
14 36|         were confined within that number; and secondly because they
15 40|        apprehensions, and a large number intended to secede. But
16 42|         appoint five of their own number to act as accusers; if the
17 43|      Athens, are received, to the number of not more than three of
18 47|      treasurers of Athena, ten in number, elected by lot, one from
19 47|       Contracts (Poletae), ten in number, one chosen by lot from
20 49|    Enrolment (Catalogeis), ten in number, elected by the Assembly
21 53|      Formerly they were thirty in number, and they went on circuit
22 56|            These officers, ten in number, were formerly elected by
23 62|           offices may be held any number of times, but none of the
24 63|         Further, staves, equal in number to the jurors required,
25 63|           into one vase, equal in number to the staves. These are
26 63|       eleventh (lambda), equal in number to the courts which require
27 63|       with approximately an equal number in each letter. When the
28 64|       white; and according to the number of jurors required, so many
29 64|       near the Archon, as many in number as there are courts to be
30 66|         in the first court, and a number of brazen dice, bearing