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For the system of judicature, the dikasteria, and the boards of jurymen or judges, see Aristot.
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For the pankration, which comprised wrestling and boxing, see Aristot.
Symposium 2007
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Herodotus uses it; so does Aristot.; so also Polybius; but the Atticists condemn it, except of course in poetry.
Anabasis 2007
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Ermessenda drove back to Aristot alone, looking over her shoulder all afternoon for Taul or the shadowy man.
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The peeling fresco of which they spoke was in the church at Aristot, a village in the Pyrenees foothills.
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The peeling fresco of which they spoke was in the church at Aristot, a village in the Pyrenees foothills.
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While I thought you were working, you were traipsing around from Aristot to the monastery and the Lord knows where else.
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Ermessenda drove back to Aristot alone, looking over her shoulder all afternoon for Taul or the shadowy man.
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While I thought you were working, you were traipsing around from Aristot to the monastery and the Lord knows where else.
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Herodotus uses it; so does Aristot.; so also Polybius; but the Atticists condemn it, except of course in poetry.
Anabasis 431 BC-350? BC Xenophon 1874
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