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 1 1 |       upon the sacrifices. The part of accuser was taken by
 2 2 |      the hardest and bitterest part of the constitution in the
 3 2 |   speak generally, they had no part nor share in anything.~
 4 3 |    fact that the Archon has no part in the ancestral sacrifices,
 5 3 |     greater and most important part of the government of the
 6 8 |  citizen and cease to have any part in the state.~
 7 18|      Harmodius from taking the part of a basket-bearer in the
 8 18|       made all who were taking part in the procession leave
 9 20|   tyrants, and for the greater part of their rule were at perpetual
10 24|  garrisons, others by taking a part in public affairs; and in
11 34| generals had actually taken no part in the battle, and others
12 34|      the democracy, while that part of the upper class which
13 40| franchise on all who had taken part in the return from Piraeus,
14 48|      the apportionment, on the part of either a magistrate or