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 1 13|    having a right to it. The names given to the respective
 2 21|   the habitual use of family names, but that men might be officially
 3 21|  officially described by the names of their demes; and accordingly
 4 21|     accordingly it is by the names of their demes that the
 5 21|      the naucraries. He gave names to the demes, some from
 6 21|     to localities possessing names. On the other hand he allowed
 7 21|     to ancestral custom. The names given to the tribes were
 8 36|   and kept to themselves the names of those who had been placed
 9 40|  they put off entering their names till the last moment, as
10 49| sealed tablet containing the names of the cavalry. If any of
11 53|       the ten who give their names to the tribes, and the forty-two
12 53|    whitened tablets, and the names were appended of the Archon
13 64|      the crier calls out the names of the individuals chosen.
14 65|   each court, containing the names of the members of the tribe
15 66|      dice inscribed with the names of the presiding magistrates.
16 66|  those with the magistrates’ names into the other. The magistrate