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 1 2 |          a long time between the upper classes and the populace.
 2 5 |          people rose against the upper class. The strife was keen,
 3 6 | intention to some members of the upper class, whereupon, as the
 4 11|  unpleasant. Many members of the upper class had been estranged
 5 11|         of all property, and the upper class hoped he would restore
 6 16|        The majority alike of the upper class and of the people
 7 26|       alike of the lower and the upper classes were exhausted.
 8 28|     people, and Miltiades of the upper class. Then came Themistocles
 9 29|    Lacedaemonians had gained the upper hand through their alliance
10 34|           while that part of the upper class which belonged to
11 38|       Munichia began to gain the upper hand in the war, through