peraBodyy formed without doubt the nucleus of the red:axol, who, acc. to
Arist., Pol., 8 (5), 5=p. 208, 21 ff., are identical with the wiovo.w. Arist.,
13, 5, says of the party divisions: elxoy 3’ agro: ras éxwruplas dxd Tar Torwy,
év ols éyewpyour; cf. also Plut., Sol., 18 and 29 (where, acc. to Diels’ (ib., 19 ff.)
more probable theory, 18 is a dittography of 29), and Hat. 1, 59.
1 Arist., 18,4: pla wey trav wapaNiwy, dy wpoeorixe: Meyaxdjjs 6 "AAxpuéwvos,
olrep éSéxouv pddrora Suixeww Thy péony wodkkrelay. The puéon rorrrela is the con-
stitution of Solon, who, according to Arist. 5, 8, belonged rg ovclg Kal rois
wpaypnact Tay péoww. ‘Thuc, 2,55 includes in the wdpados or rapaXia yi the
coast districts facing the Peloponnesus, as well as those towards Euboia and
Andros. °

2 Arist. 18, 4: rpirn 8 4 Trav dtaxpluy, ép Gf reraypévos iy Wewolarparos,
Snuoruwraros eivar Soxwy. mpocexexdcunvro dé rovras of re ddypnudvor 7a xpEea
3:a thy dwoplay (these are the same of whom it is said, 18, 3: of uév dpyhy xa
xpopaciw Exovres Thy TWH Xpewy droxor hy, cuveBeSHxer yap avrots yeyorevar wévyorr )


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