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 1 2 |      thus indicated. The whole country was in the hands of a few
 2 6 |        desperate condition the country; moreover, he mentions it
 3 11|       to be the saviour of his country and the ideal lawgiver.~
 4 13|     for his departure from the country. After his retirement the
 5 14|  saying that he had helped his country so far as lay in his power (
 6 15|   parties, he retired from the country. First he led a colony to
 7 15|        thence he passed to the country in the neighbourhood of
 8 16|       over all the face of the country, and secondly that, being
 9 16|    thorough cultivation of the country, since he imposed a tax
10 16| expeditions in person into the country to inspect it and to settle
11 20|   Cleisthenes retired from the country, and Cleomenes, entering
12 21|        Further, he divided the country into thirty groups of demes,
13 24|        league, and to quit the country districts and settle in
14 39|      of persons already in the country, and their actual departure
15 39|  persons at present out of the country should have the same terms
16 42|    after which they patrol the country and spend their time in
17 43|    corn and the defence of the country. On this day, too, impeachments
18 53|      year, or to be out of the country. These are the only persons
19 61|      one to the defence of the country, who remains on the defensive,
20 61|      within the borders of the country; two to Piraeus, one of