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 1 10|        the currency. During his administration the measures were made larger
 2 14|    assumed the sovereignty. His administration was more like a constitutional
 3 16|     tyranny of Pisistratus. His administration was temperate, as has been
 4 25|         with reference to their administration. Then, in the archonship
 5 26|       After this revolution the administration of the state became more
 6 26| Consequently in most matters of administration less heed was paid to the
 7 27|        determined to assume the administration of the state itself. Pericles
 8 29|        whole of the rest of the administration was to be committed, for
 9 38|     highest repute. Under their administration, and with their active and
10 43|         the ordinary routine of administration are elected by lot, except