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 1 11|       every one by remaining in Athens, he set off on a journey
 2 12|       slave,~I brought again to Athens; yea, and some,~Exiles from
 3 14|    terms he brought him back to Athens, by a very primitive and
 4 15|   battle at Pallene he captured Athens, and when he had disarmed
 5 16|        at that time in force at Athens were very mild, especially
 6 17|        his first expulsion from Athens, others while he was in
 7 18|        it was he who invited to Athens Anacreon, Simonides, and
 8 19|     oracle, that they must free Athens; till finally she succeeded
 9 20|       hospitality, to return to Athens, and persuaded him to "drive
10 20|        the other exiles back to Athens. When the people had thus
11 22|      the hundred richest men in Athens, one talent to each, and
12 23|          and during this period Athens was well administered. At
13 28|   moment. The best statesmen at Athens, after those of early times,
14 39|         not be allowed to enter Athens, nor the people of Athens
15 39|       Athens, nor the people of Athens to enter Eleusis, except
16 39|        of holding any office in Athens until he should again register
17 41|    place in the constitution of Athens. The first modification
18 43| Athenian or aliens domiciled in Athens, are received, to the number