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 1 4 |       Areopagus, on declaring what law was broken by the wrong
 2 8 |        classes may be found in the law still in force with regard
 3 8 |           might turn up, he made a law with express reference to
 4 9 |          perfection when framing a law in general terms; for we
 5 12|           many a man whom fraud or law had sold~For from his god-built
 6 12|     harmony,~Since by the force of law I won my ends~And kept my
 7 16|    establishment of a tyranny. The law ran as follows: "These are
 8 22|        masses. Among these was the law concerning ostracism. Four
 9 22|         first time made use of the law of ostracism. This had originally
10 22|        Cleisthenes had enacted the law, as he wished to get rid
11 22|      tyrants, on whose account the law had been passed; but in
12 26|            where an evasion of the law was overlooked. Four years
13 42|          the age prescribed by the law (if not, they are dismissed
14 42|         neither bring an action at law, nor have one brought against
15 45|         the decision of a court of law. Accordingly a trial was
16 45|    imprisonment or fine, passing a law that if the Council condemn
17 47|            tribe. According to the law of Solon-which is still
18 49|            paupers; for there is a law which provides that persons
19 51| Commissioners may appoint; for the law requires them to fix the
20 53|            lot assigns to him. The law enacts that any one who
21 53|         the magistrate guilty, the law enacts that he shall lose
22 59|      proposals, or for proposing a law which is contrary to the
23 60|   procedure has lapsed, though the law remains; and the oil is
24 67|          categories defined in the law, and the litigants swear
25 67|            to read a resolution or law or affidavit or treaty.
26 69|   completed in accordance with the law, the jurors receive their