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 1 3 |      resemble that of magistrates elected by lot; and by this arrangement
 2 6 |            who cannot possibly be elected before there are any magistrates;
 3 6 | magistrates; and yet they must be elected in some way, and they are
 4 6 |           years of age when he is elected; or if he is elected when
 5 6 |           is elected; or if he is elected when he is sixty years of
 6 6 |           for generals have to be elected, and these again must have
 7 6 |         And let the generals thus elected propose twelve brigadiers,
 8 6 |          prytanes and council are elected, the guardians of the law
 9 6 |          of our officers shall be elected, and others appointed by
10 6 |           wardens of the agora be elected in like manner, out of the
11 6 |       number: ten are to be first elected, and out of the ten five
12 6 |          of the choruses shall be elected after the following manner:—
13 6 |        that he has. Ten are to be elected by vote, and he of the ten
14 6 |          year; and he who is thus elected shall deliver the award
15 6 |            and let there be three elected by lot out of the twenty
16 6 |           or the other. He who is elected, and he who is the elector,
17 6 |         by taking care that he is elected, who of all the citizens
18 6 |        other magistrates who have elected them shall be required to
19 7 |         Then let him who has been elected a director of music receive
20 9 |        made evident to the judges elected to try the cause, on the
21 12|       some of our magistrates are elected by lot, and for a year,
22 12|           courts shall consist of elected judges, who shall be chosen