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 1 12|  planted there,~And made thee free, who hadst been slave of
 2 12|    master's frown, I set them free.~Thus might and right were
 3 19|    the oracle, that they must free Athens; till finally she
 4 29|      every Athenian should be free to give his counsel on the
 5 35|        by making the testator free once for all to leave his
 6 39|       to leave it, were to be free to settle at Eleusis, retaining
 7 39| self-government, and with the free enjoyment of their own personal
 8 39|   when both parties should be free from these restrictions.
 9 42|      whether the candidate is free born and of such parentage
10 42|       decide that he is not a free man, he appeals to the law-courts,
11 43|       this meeting any one is free, on depositing the petitioner’
12 59|       a slave has slandered a free man. It is they also who