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1 12|       presumption that spurns control,~When riches too great are
2 18|    and Hipparchus assumed the control of affairs on grounds alike
3 18|     in a frenzy of rage, lost control of himself and snatched
4 23|      strength and assumed the control of the state. It did not
5 24|       had assumed the supreme control they proceeded to treat
6 35|      the city under their own control. At first, indeed, they
7 41|    people, having secured the control of the state, established
8 42| general body of Athenians, to control the while. Under the charge
9 45| especially those who have the control of money; its judgement,