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 1     II, V   |           and into phratries and tribes. But all this legislation
 2    III, II  |      tyrants, for he enrolled in tribes many metics, both strangers
 3     IV, XIV |       and are elected out of the tribes and the very smallest divisions
 4     IV, XV  |    sections, as, for example, by tribes, and wards, and phratries,
 5      V, I   |         of phylarchs or heads of tribes, a council was appointed;
 6      V, IV  |     citizens, or magistrates, or tribes, or any other part or section
 7      V, V   |       things is for the separate tribes, and not the whole people,
 8      V, VIII|     brotherhoods, companies, and tribes. And honors should be given
 9     VI, IV  |         form of democracy. Fresh tribes and brotherhoods should
10     VI, V   | distributed in turn according to tribes or other divisions, and
11    VII, VII |     differences in the different tribes of Hellas; for some of them
12   VIII, IV  |         there are other mainland tribes, as bad or worse, who all