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 1 6 |       afterwards looked on as having been wealthy from primeval
 2 8 | overthrow of the state, Solon having enacted a process of impeachment
 3 13|      in the franchise without having a right to it. The names
 4 14|   back Pisistratus, and then, having found a woman of great stature
 5 18| number of other persons; and, having induced Hippias to give
 6 19|   noble sires a noble seed.~ ~Having failed, then, in very other
 7 20|    hundred Athenian families. Having effected this, he next attempted
 8 22|   demes, all the earlier ones having been elected by vote; and
 9 27|    forward as popular leader, having first distinguished himself
10 27|  wealth of Cimon. The latter, having private possessions on a
11 37|      him to death. Theramenes having been thus removed, they
12 39|       terms. All persons who, having remained in the city during
13 41|      are speaking the people, having secured the control of the
14 41|   Next, and first after this, having now some semblance of a
15 48|      within three days of his having so passed, he enters on
16 50| discharge into the street, or having doors which open outwards;
17 53|       These they seal up and, having attached to them the decision
18 65|     their seats in the court, having thus completed the process
19 67|    Water-clocks are provided, having small supply-tubes, into
20 68|      the centre, half of them having the stem pierced and the
21 69|       on to a reckoning board having as many cavities as there