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1      I, IX  |          Hence some persons are led to believe that getting
2     II, VIII|        fondness for distinction led him into a general eccentricity
3      V, III | administration of the democracy led to its ruin. At Megara the
4      V, IV  |        of many misfortunes, and led to the war with the Athenians
5      V, V   |     Thus at Athens Peisistratus led a faction against the men
6      V, X   |       fury of the assassins and led the attack; he was enraged
7      V, X   |   flattered the son of Gelo and led him into excesses in order
8      V, XI  |      insulted; for when men are led away by passion to assault
9   VIII, VI  |        there was a choragus who led the chorus with a flute,