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 1 8 |      money received in fines it brought up into the Acropolis, without
 2 12|       land, an outcast slave,~I brought again to Athens; yea, and
 3 12|       wandering far and wide, I brought again;~And those that here
 4 14| daughter; and on these terms he brought him back to Athens, by a
 5 14|         that of the goddess and brought her into the city with Pisistratus.
 6 17|         a thousand of them were brought over by Hegesistratus and
 7 23|       afforded by the discredit brought upon the Lacedaemonians
 8 29|       be summarily arrested and brought before the generals, who
 9 38|         the Lacedaemonians, who brought the peace and reconciliation
10 38|      returned from the Piraeus, brought any complaint against them.
11 41|     when Ion and his companions brought the people together into
12 41|        out, and which Ephialtes brought to completion by overthrowing
13 42|     action at law, nor have one brought against them, in order that
14 43|         Sometimes questions are brought forward without a preliminary
15 45|       cognizance of all matters brought before the Assembly, and
16 51| two-thirds of the corn which is brought by sea to the Corn Mart.~
17 52| kidnappers, and pickpockets are brought to them, and if they plead
18 52|         but some such cases are brought up by the Thesmothetae.~
19 52|        or with banks. These are brought up as "monthly" cases and
20 63|     laid against him, and he is brought before the court; and, if
21 68|      important cases of all are brought 1,500 jurors, or three courts.