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 1 7 |    on the wooden stands, and set up in the King’s Porch,
 2 11|      remaining in Athens, he set off on a journey to Egypt,
 3 12|    neath a master's frown, I set them free.~Thus might and
 4 12|     me, the people ne’er had set~Their eyes upon these blessings
 5 14| carried forth his armour and set it up in front of his house,
 6 15|   was able to take Naxos and set up Lygdamis as ruler there.
 7 19|     in the city insecure, he set about fortifying Munichia,
 8 20| dissolve the Council, and to set up Isagoras and three hundred
 9 34|      master of the city, and set up the Thirty as its governors.
10 37|       37~Now when winter had set in, Thrasybulus and the
11 67|     conducted according to a set measurement of the day,