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 1 6 |            as he was at the head of affairs, Solon liberated the people
 2 8 |              It kept watch over the affairs of the state in most of
 3 15|             attend to their private affairs, while he would himself
 4 16|            time to attend to public affairs. At the same time his revenues
 5 18|   Hipparchus assumed the control of affairs on grounds alike of standing
 6 20|             obtained the command of affairs, Cleisthenes was their chief
 7 24|             taking a part in public affairs; and in this way they would
 8 27| consequently to take the conduct of affairs more and more into their
 9 28|             that in his time public affairs were in a very stormy state.
10 33|         committed the management of affairs to the Five Thousand, consisting
11 33|          retaining the direction of affairs entirely in their own hands,