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 1 7 |      to that effect which they take to the present day. Solon
 2 8 |        civil factions, did not take up arms with either party,
 3 15|    manner did his first return take place. He did not, however,
 4 15|   established, and was able to take Naxos and set up Lygdamis
 5 21|        the demes being made to take the place of the naucraries.
 6 22|    Hundred the oath which they take to the present day. Next
 7 27| themselves and consequently to take the conduct of affairs more
 8 30|     was to be chosen by lot to take office at once, while the
 9 30|    ability. If they desired to take a larger number of persons
10 31|        oath which they were to take; and in all that concerned
11 39|       seceding party wished to take a house in Eleusis, the
12 39|        actual departure should take place within twenty days;
13 42|    have elapsed they thereupon take their position among the
14 43|        vote of the Assembly to take them into consideration.~
15 44|      the meeting to them. They take it and see to the preservation
16 47|       poor man. These officers take over charge of the statue
17 48|  charged with malpractice they take a vote on it.~The Council
18 49|   enrolled, and these officers take it and bring it up before
19 52|        are appointed by lot to take care of the prisoners in
20 53|   Arbitrators. The Arbitrators take up the case, and, if they
21 53|      defendant. These officers take them and bring up the case
22 53|     the tribes. Then the Forty take the last of the Eponymi
23 54|    conjunction with the seers, take the auspices whenever there
24 55|       on which the Arbitrators take oath before declaring their
25 60|      Acropolis, and he may not take his seat in the Areopagus
26 65|     staves the selected jurors take their seats in the court,
27 66|        have, but that each may take the court assigned to him
28 68|     has a lid pierced so as to take only one ballot ball, in
29 69|     have voted, the attendants take the urn containing the effective