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 1 3 |         office of Polemarch, on account of some of the kings proving
 2 3 |         war; for it was on this account that Ion was invited to
 3 11|      been estranged from him on account of his abolition of debts,
 4 13|    unable to elect an Archon on account of their dissensions, and
 5 17| friendship with the Argives, on account of which a thousand of them
 6 22|        the very person on whose account especially Cleisthenes had
 7 22|        of the tyrants, on whose account the law had been passed;
 8 22|       persons were recalled, on account of the advance of the army
 9 27|       by certain individuals on account of his loss of Pylos, but
10 38|  immediately elected general on account of his conduct in this office.~
11 63|      both the original debt, on account of which the information