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1 6 | partisans of the popular party say, his friends stole a march
2 6 |        wealthy; and this, they say, was the origin of the families
3 7 |  hundred measures, or, as some say, those who were able to
4 9 |       it is to this last, they say, that the masses have owed
5 14|      of Paeania, but as others say a Thracian flower-seller
6 15|     the rest of what he had to say, told the people also what
7 17|      Pallene. Some authorities say that this marriage took
8 18|      their own friends; others say that he told no falsehood,
9 22|    Themistocles. He refused to say on what he proposed to spend