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 1      I, XI  |       having a little money, he gave deposits for the use of
 2     II, IX  |       the return of peace, they gave themselves into the legislator’
 3     II, IX  |     laws, they resisted, and he gave up the attempt. These then
 4     II, XII |  legislators were Zaleucus, who gave laws to the Epizephyrian
 5     II, XII |  Philolaus, the Corinthian, who gave laws to the Thebans. This
 6     II, XII |  besides some other enactments, gave them laws about the procreation
 7     II, XII | violence.~Androdamas of Rhegium gave laws to the Chalcidians
 8    III, XIII|         counsel which Periander gave to Thrasybulus cannot be
 9      V, VII |    until those who had too much gave up their land.~Again, since
10      V, X   |         people who elected them gave the magistrates, whether
11    VII, X   |        called Italians, and who gave the name of Italy to the
12    VII, X   |     besides other laws which he gave them, was the founder of
13    VII, XIV |         and the legislators who gave them their constitutions,
14   VIII, VI  |       it. For when their wealth gave them a greater inclination