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 1 3 |          authorities state to have come into existence in the time
 2 5 |         finally he advises them to come to terms and put an end
 3 15|             whereupon he bade them come up to the entrance of the
 4 16|   individuals, that they might not come into the city and neglect
 5 28|         time, in the end generally come to detest those who have
 6 31|            drew up for the time to come, but for the immediate present
 7 39|       owner; but if they could not come to terms, they should appoint
 8 41|          to induce the populace to come and ratify the votes, Agyrrhius,
 9 47|          the courts; for these too come within their province. In
10 56|        suits and indictments which come before him, and which he,
11 57|            Indictments for impiety come before him, or any disputes
12 57|           All actions for homicide come before him, and it is he
13 58| Aristogeiton. Only private actions come before him, namely those
14 59|     generals. All indictments also come before them in which a deposit
15 66|          lot.~When the jurors have come in, and have been assigned