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 1 5 |        the day, but in wealth and position he was of the middle class,
 2 11|       were written. Moreover, his position at this time was unpleasant.
 3 11|          everything to its former position, or, at any rate, make but
 4 16|          expelled he regained his position easily. The majority alike
 5 19|           Hipparchus, finding his position in the city insecure, he
 6 22| Pisistratus took advantage of his position as a popular leader and
 7 26|        experience, who owed their position solely to their family standing,
 8 27|     rather than the men of better position. Moreover, bribery came
 9 28|          of them men of birth and position. After the overthrow of
10 29|        before them and so be in a position to decide wisely; his suggestion
11 32|         the basis of the existing Position; but as the Lacedaemonians
12 34|         the basis of the existing position, although some of the Athenians
13 42|         they thereupon take their position among the other citizens.