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 1     II, IX |        among the Spartans in the days of their greatness; many
 2     II, IX |         a tradition that, in the days of their ancient kings,
 3     II, XII|     friends together ended their days. The inhabitants still point
 4    III, III|         had been taken for three days before some part of the
 5      V, V  |      matters. Moreover, in those days, when cities were not large,
 6      V, VI | government, and at Abydos in the days of Iphiades and the political
 7      V, VII|          as at Lacedaemon in the days of the Messenian War; this
 8      V, X  |       the tyrannies arose in the days when cities had increased
 9      V, XI |     begin at dawn and pass whole days in sensuality, but want
10     VI, V  |          last one, two, or three days; a far greater difficulty
11     VI, V  |       persons, but sit for a few days only. This system has two
12     VI, V  |         not mind going for a few days to the law-courts. Where