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 1 2 |          secured upon the debtor’s person, a custom which prevailed
 2 4 |      accordance with the laws. Any person who felt himself wronged
 3 6 |           security of the debtor’s person: and in addition he made
 4 9 |           security of the debtor’s person; secondly, the right of
 5 9 |       secondly, the right of every person who so willed to claim redress
 6 16|          often made expeditions in person into the country to inspect
 7 16|      Areopagus, and he appeared in person to make his defence; but
 8 16|     establish a tyranny, or if any person shall join in setting up
 9 18|        reason that Harmodius was a person of loose life. Thereupon,
10 22|      himself tyrant; and the first person ostracized was one of his
11 22|         deme of Collytus, the very person on whose account especially
12 22|           was expedient. The first person unconnected with the tyrants
13 27|        commonly supposed to be the person who prompted Pericles in
14 27|    existence after this, the first person to introduce it being Anytus,
15 29|             In addition, any other person might make proposals, so
16 29|           they decreed that if any person imposed a fine on any other
17 43|      without the cognizance of any person concerned. In the sixth
18 45|            the Council condemn any person for an offence or inflict
19 45|           by the Prytanes; since a person who carries a motion in
20 47|           but in point of fact the person on whom the lot falls holds
21 50|     drachmas, and if more than one person is anxious to hire the same
22 50|            and hire her out to the person to whom the lot falls. They
23 57|           takes off his crown. The person who is charged with homicide
24 58|   Polemarch, however, brings up in person cases in which an alien
25 63|         rights. If any unqualified person serves as juror, an information
26 64| Ticket-hanger were always the same person, he might tamper with the