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 1 9 |          of all, since, when the democracy is master of the voting-power,
 2 18|         at a later period by the democracy. According to the story
 3 22|        the usual leniency of the democracy, allowed all the partisans
 4 23| gradually with the growth of the democracy; but after the Persian wars
 5 28|          found as leaders of the democracy. The first leader of the
 6 28|         of the corruption of the democracy by his wild undertakings;
 7 29|          Athenians preserved the democracy; but after the disaster
 8 29|         compelled to abolish the democracy and establish in its place
 9 29|  Cleisthenes when he created the democracy, in order that they might
10 34|      party tried to preserve the democracy, while that part of the
11 35|       the great detriment of the democracy, had attached themselves
12 38|        in their accounts under a democracy, no one, either of the party
13 40|      they wished to preserve the democracy and abide by the oaths they
14 41|      Archon at the time, but the democracy seems to have assumed the
15 41|          of Solon; from this the democracy took its rise. The fourth
16 41|          the ninth, the restored democracy. The tenth was the tyranny
17 41|         power to the masses. The democracy has made itself master of