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1 14|     according to Herodotus, of the deme of Paeania, but as others
2 14|      Thracian flower-seller of the deme of Collytus), he dressed
3 21|         All who lived in any given deme he declared fellow-demesmen,
4 22|  Hipparchus son of Charmus, of the deme of Collytus, the very person
5 22|         son of Hippocrates, of the deme of Alopece, was ostracized.~
6 27| fellow-demesmen. Any member of the deme of Laciadae could go every
7 55|           your father, and of what deme? who is your father's father?
8 55|       mother’s father, and of what deme?" Then the candidate is
9 63|         name of his father and his deme, and one of the letters