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 1 6 |        every one shall carry his vote to the altar of the God,
 2 6 | whichever of them is approved by vote shall be admitted to the
 3 6 |          of the army. All are to vote for the generals [and for
 4 6 |    generals, and let the cavalry vote and the infantry look on
 5 6 |       they shall be compelled to vote, and, if they do not, shall
 6 6 |      every one may, if he likes, vote, and the three first classes
 7 6 |    classes shall be compelled to vote; but the fourth and lowest
 8 6 |          this class who does not vote shall not be punished. On
 9 6 |          if he be not willing to vote; but he who is of the first
10 6 |     second class, if he does not vote shall be punished;—he who
11 6 |      highest class, and when the vote has been given on them,
12 6 |     magistrates. Every one shall vote for every one, and he who
13 6 |         one, and he who will not vote, if he be informed against
14 6 |         Ten are to be elected by vote, and he of the ten who is
15 6 |          they must also have the vote and approval of the examiners.
16 6 |     courts, and shall give their vote openly. The councillors
17 9 |     determine ourselves.~Let the vote be given openly; but before
18 9 |          before they come to the vote let the judges sit in order
19 9 |         each of them give a holy vote, after promising by Hestia
20 9 |         in the same way, and the vote of the majority condemn
21 11|        nature which the law or a vote of the assembly does not
22 11|          he shall not afterwards vote in the cause. A free woman
23 12|        the rest they shall again vote, until there are left three
24 12|       for the state shall either vote on oath or with a voting