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 1 35|      themselves ten Archons in Piraeus, eleven superintendents
 2 38|    When, however, the party in Piraeus and Munichia began to gain
 3 38| negotiations with the party in Piraeus, and after his arrival seconded
 4 38|     that had returned from the Piraeus, brought any complaint against
 5 39|         and the magistrates in Piraeus; and these too should be
 6 39|    given by the magistrates in Piraeus before a court of citizens
 7 39|     court of citizens rated in Piraeus, and by the magistrates
 8 40|        part in the return from Piraeus, although some of them were
 9 40|      the city and the party of Piraeus, to pay its own debts separately.
10 41|      the return from Phyle and Piraeus; and this has continued
11 42|  temples; then they proceed to Piraeus, and some of them garrison
12 50|       whom five hold office in Piraeus and five in the city. Their
13 51|       elected by lot, five for Piraeus, five for the city. Their
14 51|     for the city, and five for Piraeus. They see that sellers use
15 51|       elected by lot, five for Piraeus, and five for the city;
16 51|       the city and fifteen for Piraeus. Their duties are, first,
17 54|     Salamis, and a Demarch for Piraeus. These officers celebrate
18 61| borders of the country; two to Piraeus, one of whom is assigned
19 61|   charge of the defence of the Piraeus; and one to superintend