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 1 6 |          as the partisans of the popular party say, his friends stole
 2 6 |        However, the story of the popular party is by far the most
 3 16|          in this respect was his popular and kindly disposition.
 4 18|    According to the story of the popular party, Aristogeiton accused
 5 19|  disaster the following became a popular drinking song:~Ah! Lipsydrium,
 6 20|  Cleisthenes was their chief and popular leader. And this was natural;
 7 20|          when there came another popular drinking song, addressed
 8 21| Accordingly, now that he was the popular leader, three years after
 9 22|   advantage of his position as a popular leader and general to make
10 26|        rivalry of candidates for popular favour. During this period
11 27|         Pericles came forward as popular leader, having first distinguished
12 27|         law-courts, as a bid for popular favour to counterbalance
13 28|       action. After Cleophon the popular leadership was occupied
14 29|        the following effect. The popular Assembly was to elect twenty
15 34|   constitution". Accordingly the popular party tried to preserve
16 34|      oligarchical party, and the popular Assembly was compelled by