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 1 4 |            wedlock over ten years of age. These officers were required
 2 4 |            were over thirty years of age; and no one might hold office
 3 16|              of proverbially as "the age of gold"; for when his sons
 4 18|             alike of standing and of age; but Hippias, as being also
 5 18|         Thessalus was much junior in age, and was violent and headstrong
 6 29|         persons, over forty years of age, who, in conjunction with
 7 29| representatives, over forty years of age, were to be elected from
 8 30|             men over thirty years of age, serving without pay. To
 9 30|            be created, of men of the age already mentioned, and one
10 30|            the same qualification of age. The Council was to sit
11 31|            more than thirty years of age, selected by the members
12 35|            in cases of insanity, old age, and undue female influence,
13 42|            among the demesmen at the age of eighteen. On the occasion
14 42|       candidates appear to be of the age prescribed by the law (if
15 42|          less than eighteen years of age, it fines the demesmen who
16 42|       tribesmen, over forty years of age, who, in their opinion,
17 53|           the sixtieth year of their age; this appears from the schedule
18 53|             arrived at the necessary age shall lose his civil rights,
19 53|             when the men of military age are despatched on service,
20 56|            he is not of the required age; since the Choregus of a
21 56|          must be over forty years of age. He also appoints Choregi
22 56|           state until they reach the age of fourteen, and takes mortgages
23 63|        persons above thirty years of age are qualified to serve as