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1     II, XII|              for him, and retired to Thebes, where the two friends together
2     II, XII|           reason why they settled at Thebes, and so Philolaus legislated
3    III, V  |        majority of them are rich. At Thebes there was a law that no
4      V, III|             anarchy of the state; at Thebes, for example, where, after
5      V, VI |             Heraclea, and another at Thebes, both arose out of decisions
6      V, VI |       Heraclea upon Eurytion, and at Thebes upon Archias; for their
7     VI, VII| qualification, or, as in the case of Thebes, to those who have abstained