| Between the eupatrid oligarchy and the rule of Peisistratus there comes the timocracy of Solon. |
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| Thirdly, if Draco had instituted a hoplite census, Solon would not have substituted citizenship by birth. |
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| Whereupon Solon reverts to his old principles, and finally emigrates to Icaria. |
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| Solon is an unpleasant little cantonment, but it has the advantage of being cool and healthy. |
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| For Solon said well to Croesus, Sir, if any other come, that hath better iron, than you, he will be master of all this gold. |
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| The genealogies which you have recited to us out of your own annals, Solon, are a mere children's story. |
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| Tell us, said the other, the whole story, and how and from whom Solon heard this veritable tradition. |
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| I have told you briefly, Socrates, what the aged Critias heard from Solon and related to us. |
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| But after the time of Solon among the Athenians it was limited to cases of intestacy. |
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| Supt. Solon was sent to a store near the theater with an order for as many lanterns as might be needed. |
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| He came to Athens in pursuit of knowledge while Solon was the lawgiver of that city. |
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| The doubt of authorship which hangs over all the gnomic fragments warns us, therefore, to be cautious in ascribing them to Solon. |
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| He was a preacher as well as a teacher, and at one time filled the pulpits at Solon and Newberg every Sunday. |
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| For two days, so Solon vows, they ate the herrin' and the other two they chewed the sticks. |
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| Critias returns to his story, professing only to repeat what Solon was told by the priests. |
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| Solon, regardless of his cooling kitchen, stood at the door and watched her. |
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| Solon continued the name of the assembly, but remodelled its constitution. |
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| This probably alludes to the government of Solon, when archon of Athens. |
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| Such is the general statement that Solon instituted the Areopagus. |
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| Solon was enjoying his certainty that he held the key to the situation. |
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| Solon, when he saw Sardis, was close upon his eightieth year. |
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| In the socle beneath is Solon addressing the people of Athens. |
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| Theseus first, and after him Draco and Solon, instituted the government of Athens. |
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| Induced by these feelings, I was of course led to admire peaceable lawgivers, Numa, Solon, and Lycurgus, in preference to Romulus and Theseus. |
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| Handkerchiefs for the schoolmaster, stockings and gloves for Solon! |
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| This was abolished by Solon, except in the case of unchastity. |
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| I guess I was mistaken, or 'twas just one of Solon Taylor's young ones. |
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| Solon marvelled, and desired to be informed of the particulars. |
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| Solon Eldridge was re-elected selectman and so also was Asaph Tidditt. |
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| Until the time of Solon, no man had any power of testamentary disposition. |
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| Solon lived after Pisistratus seized the government a long time. |
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| Neither Solon nor Lycurgus taught the inalienability of human rights. |
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