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1    III, XIV|           their descendants. They took the command in war and presided
2    III, XIV| privileges, and others the people took from them, until in some
3      V, III|           their magistrates, they took them by lot, because the
4      V, IV |         Athenians in which Paches took their city. A wealthy citizen,
5      V, VI |          was admitted. The people took advantage of the quarrel,
6      V, VI |         Basilidae, but the people took offense at the narrowness
7      V, X  |          made war upon Dionysius, took with him very few troops,
8      V, XII|     people by the care which they took of them. Cleisthenes, in