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[7] And the six hundred, setting out unexpectedly with the partisans of the people's party at the time of full market1 against the supporters of the Lacedaemonians, arrested some of them, slew others, and drove more than a thousand from the state; they also set the slaves free and gave citizenship to the foreigners living among them as a precaution against the great number and influence of the exiles.

1 In the middle of the morning.

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