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 1 12|          as befitted their need,~I took not away their honour, and
 2 14|            and drove him out. This took place in the archonship
 3 17|            of Pisistratus his sons took up the government, and conducted
 4 17|         Thessalus. For Pisistratus took a wife from Argos, Timonassa,
 5 17| authorities say that this marriage took place after his first expulsion
 6 19|            very other method, they took the contract for rebuilding
 7 19|         remove their effects. This took place in the archonship
 8 20|    Isagoras, with their adherents, took refuge in the Acropolis.
 9 22|        office, because Pisistratus took advantage of his position
10 23|     Timosthenes; and it was he who took the oath of offensive and
11 25|          was seized with alarm and took refuge in suppliant guise
12 27|          still more democratic. He took away some of the privileges
13 27|    magnificence and accordingly he took the advice of Damonides
14 34|        Angele, battle of Arginusae took place, of which the results
15 35|      pursuance of this policy they took down from the hill of Areopagus
16 36|            governed. However, they took no notice of his criticisms,
17 41|                  41~This, however, took place at a later date; at
18 41|       constitution, was that which took place in the reign of Theseus,
19 41|            from this the democracy took its rise. The fourth was