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 1 4 |       guardian of the laws, and kept watch over the magistrates
 2 8 |     constitution in general. It kept watch over the affairs of
 3 12|        of law I won my ends~And kept my promise. Equal laws I
 4 12|      and greediness,~He had not kept the people back from strife.~
 5 12|        exalted post,~He had not kept the people back, nor ceased~
 6 14|       than those who saw it and kept silence. But when all his
 7 16|     always cultivated peace and kept them in all quietness. Hence
 8 19|        All this time the Pythia kept continually enjoining on
 9 35|     with the help of these they kept the city under their own
10 36|       of the Three Thousand and kept to themselves the names
11 47| Receivers-General. The rest are kept apart, in order that no