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 1 3 |              kings proving feeble in war; for it was on this account
 2 14| distinguished himself greatly in the war with Megara. Taking advantage
 3 17|           Solon and commanded in the war against Megara for the recovery
 4 20|         their rule were at perpetual war with them. But even earlier
 5 23|            to the prosecution of the war and were in high repute
 6 23|            himself to the conduct of war, while the former had the
 7 24|            they subsequently went to war, there were in addition
 8 26|             suffered great losses by war. The soldiers for active
 9 27|        Pythodorus, the Peloponnesian war broke out, during which
10 29|           long as the fortune of the war continued even, the Athenians
11 29|            on any purpose except the war. All magistrates should
12 29|   remuneration for the period of the war, except the nine Archons
13 29|     committed, for the period of the war, to those Athenians who
14 30|           but matters concerning the war might be dealt with, on
15 32|         proposing a cessation of the war on the basis of the existing
16 33|               since it was a time of war and the franchise was in
17 38|             full powers to bring the war to a termination. When,
18 38|           gain the upper hand in the war, through the defection of
19 39|              it had borrowed for the war.~
20 40|          Thirty had borrowed for the war, although the treaty required
21 41|             which followed the civil war, in the time of Solon; from
22 58|             those who have fallen in war, and makes offerings to
23 61|         leads them if they go out to war; one to the defence of the
24 61|               and fights if there is war within the borders of the