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1     II, III | relation to two thousand or ten thousand citizens, or to
2     II, VIII|    and the judge allows him ten minae (or in general the
3     II, X   |     are five, the Cosmi are ten in number. The elders, too,
4    III, V   |   retired from business for ten years. But in many states
5    III, IX  |    and that their number is ten thousand: nevertheless,
6    III, XVI | Agamemnon,~Would that I had ten such councillors!~ ~And
7      V, XII |   eighth; Hiero reigned for ten years, and Thrasybulus was
8     VI, III |      suppose that there are ten rich and twenty poor, and
9    VII, XVI |    of three-score years and ten.~Thus much of the age proper