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 1 12|               had not kept the people back from strife.~For had I granted,
 2 12|               had not kept the people back, nor ceased~Til he had robbed
 3 14|            these terms he brought him back to Athens, by a very primitive
 4 14|              that Athena was bringing back Pisistratus, and then, having
 5 20|      Cleisthenes and the other exiles back to Athens. When the people
 6 22|          state should receive the sum back from those to whom it was
 7 42|               not, they are dismissed back into the ranks of the boys),
 8 48| Council-chamber, and give the tablets back to the public clerk. If
 9 65|       unsuccessful candidates receive back their tickets from the Ticket-hangers.
10 65|        assigned to the duty of giving back their tickets to the jurors
11 69|            pay-vouchers and receiving back their staves. Half a gallon