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 1 8 |     disputes, while many of the citizens from sheer indifference
 2 21|         to the end that the new citizens might not be exposed by
 3 26|      that time from the roll of citizens, and as the generals were
 4 26|       increase in the number of citizens, it was resolved, on the
 5 31| whenever the time comes for the citizens to join in the Council along
 6 34| themselves as good as any other citizens, were anxious to restore
 7 35|     with moderation towards the citizens and pretended to administer
 8 35|         they spared no class of citizens, but put to death any persons
 9 36|        a list of three thousand citizens, to whom they announced
10 36|         to give all respectable citizens a share in the constitution,
11 38|         Thirty, and elected ten citizens with full powers to bring
12 38|       Further, finding that the citizens who possessed the franchise
13 38|         one of the most eminent citizens, and put him to death. This
14 38|      the most zealous among the citizens to prevent the return of
15 39|       Piraeus before a court of citizens rated in Piraeus, and by
16 40|       anxious to retain them as citizens, cut off the remaining days
17 42|        position among the other citizens. Such is the manner of the
18 42|        of the enrollment of the citizens and the training of the
19 53|        being enrolled among the citizens, were formerly registered
20 58|    whatever the Archon does for citizens, the Polemarch does for
21 61|   chosen from the whole mass of citizens. Their duties are assigned
22 61|      from the whole mass of the citizens, who command the cavalry,