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 1 7 |      this sculptured charger bring,~For his promotion a thank-offering.~ ~
 2 38| citizens with full powers to bring the war to a termination.
 3 38|      seconded his efforts to bring about the return of the
 4 42| taxes. They also can neither bring an action at law, nor have
 5 45|       the Thesmothetae shall bring the sentence or fine before
 6 48|     and on the next day they bring up the report of the apportionment,
 7 48| Thesmothetae accept it, they bring the accounts of this magistrate
 8 49|   these officers take it and bring it up before the Council,
 9 51|   and to compel merchants to bring up into the city two-thirds
10 52|   deny the charge the Eleven bring the case before the law-courts;
11 52|      execute them. They also bring up before the law-courts
12 52|   Contracts. The Eleven also bring up informations laid against
13 52|     each pair of tribes, who bring up the "monthly" cases to
14 52|   all above that amount they bring into the law-courts as "
15 53|   tribe, before whom suitors bring all other cases. Formerly
16 53|    case, and, if they cannot bring the parties to an agreement,
17 53| These officers take them and bring up the case before the law-court,
18 54|      to examination, and who bring them up for examination
19 56|      under his charge, or to bring the case before the law-courts.
20 59|     before the Assembly, and bring up all votes for removal
21 59|      and adultery. They also bring up the examinations of all
22 59|   the Council. Moreover they bring up certain private suits
23 59|     commercial treaties, and bring up the cases which arise
24 59|      treaties; and they also bring up cases of perjury from
25 68|      when it is necessary to bring public cases before a jury