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 1 4 |      among those who were over thirty years of age; and no one
 2 17|        of Philoneos, three and thirty years from the time at which
 3 21|       divided the country into thirty groups of demes, ten from
 4 26|      archonship of Lysicrates, thirty "local justices", as they
 5 30|         consisting of men over thirty years of age, serving without
 6 31|        candidates of more than thirty years of age, selected by
 7 34|       the city, and set up the Thirty as its governors. He did
 8 35|        35~In this way were the Thirty established in power, in
 9 35|  pleased, and thought that the Thirty were doing it with the best
10 37|        and the force which the Thirty led out to attack them met
11 37|       a reverse. Thereupon the Thirty decided to disarm the bulk
12 37|     the first of them gave the Thirty absolute power to put to
13 37|     from the franchise and the Thirty had full power to put him
14 38|     and their victory over the Thirty and their partisans. After
15 38|    marketplace and deposed the Thirty, and elected ten citizens
16 39| towards all persons except the Thirty, the Ten, the Eleven, and
17 40|      fought on the side of the Thirty felt considerable apprehensions,
18 40|      purse the money which the Thirty had borrowed for the war,
19 41|   tenth was the tyranny of the Thirty and the Ten. The eleventh
20 50|      lot, who receive a sum of thirty minas from the Receivers-General,
21 53|      cases. Formerly they were thirty in number, and they went
22 53|     after the oligarchy of the Thirty they were increased to forty.
23 63|      filled. All persons above thirty years of age are qualified