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 1     II, VII |           as at Epidamnus, or at Athens on the plan which Diophantus
 2     II, VIII|        yet it actually exists at Athens and in other places. As
 3    III, II  | revolution, as by Cleisthenes at Athens after the expulsion of the
 4     IV, IV  |  Byzantium, crews of triremes at Athens, merchant seamen at Aegina
 5     IV, XVI |        Phreatto is said to be at Athens. But cases of this sort
 6      V, III | therefore, in some places, as at Athens and Argos, they have recourse
 7      V, III |        of their Perioeci; and at Athens, when, after frequent defeats
 8      V, III |  quarrelled with the Notians; at Athens too, the inhabitants of
 9      V, IV  |         power or renown. Thus at Athens the reputation gained by
10      V, V   |   obtaining the tyranny. Thus at Athens Peisistratus led a faction
11      V, VI  |      demagogue among them, as at Athens Charicles’ party won power
12      V, X   |         Corinth, Peisistratus at Athens, Dionysius at Syracuse,
13      V, XII |         of the Peisistratidae at Athens, but it was interrupted;
14     VI, IV  |        power of the democracy at Athens, or such as were taken by
15     VI, VIII|         example, "the Eleven" at Athens. It is well to separate
16   VIII, VI  |      chorus with a flute, and at Athens the instrument became so