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And , indeed , the continual strife was not conducive to the prosperity of the burghers , but rather tended to sap their independence , and one by one their civil liberties were surrendered . Strife seems to create powerful slogans . Paul claims that such strife was the result of walking in the flesh , rather than of walking in the Spirit . In each case , decades of strife intensified after these sacrificial murders . The strife was keen , and for a long time the two parties were ranged in hostile camps against one another , till at last , by common consent , they appointed Solon to be mediator and Archon , and committed the whole constitution to his hands . But he by no means makes it clear who was the leader of the sedition , what sort of sedition it was , or by what means the strife was settled . Refugees from famine , guns , or anarchy , they are victims of new kinds of strife whose roots lie in political cruelty , incompetence , or corruption , in extremes of poverty , in the stifling of individual creative and economic potential , and in land hunger . These were inspired of Mars , but the others by Minerva - and with them came Panic , Rout , and Strife whose fury never tires , sister and friend of murderous Mars , who , from being at first but low in stature , grows till she uprears her head to heaven , though her feet are still on earth . And this strife was against my will ; yet it did not show the presence of another mind , but the punishment of my own . An exhibition of paintings by three Northern Irish artists whose murals in the Catholic " Bogside " neighborhood of Derry have been among the signature political artworks of the Ulster strife packed up yesterday after a three-week showing in Bapst Library .