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 1      I, IX |     barter of necessary articles arose the other art of wealth
 2    III, XV |      many persons equal in merit arose, no longer enduring the
 3      V, III|       before the tyranny of Gelo arose; at Rhodes, before the insurrection.~
 4      V, IV |         quarrel about an heiress arose at Phocis between Mnaseas
 5      V, V  |        because wicked demagogues arose, and the notables combined.
 6      V, V  |      individuals; thus a tyranny arose at Miletus out of the office
 7      V, VI |          another at Thebes, both arose out of decisions of law-courts
 8      V, X  |    manner in which the tyrannies arose in the days when cities
 9      V, X  | religious, a long tenure. Others arose out of the custom which
10      V, X  |          upon the Peisistratidae arose out of the public dishonor