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— except that of a murder tribunal — in favour of the Heliaia. While this perception is corroborated by most ancient authors, it may have merely been a retrojection by those writing long after the 5th century BC. This is because there is little evidence to suggest that the Areopagus Council had done anything of note to warrant an attack on its powers by the time of Ephialtes. Nevertheless, over the course of the 5th century BC, the Areopagus Council did lose its competence over and (????u????), the

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