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Gorgias Part
1 Text| Surely not. For at every election he ought to be chosen who Laws Book
2 6 | word in season about the election of them.~Cleinias. What 3 6 | upward until the time of election; in the next place, those 4 6 | continues to exist, let the election be on this wise. All who 5 6 | for it, shall share in the election of magistrates; and the 6 6 | of magistrates; and the election shall be held in whatever 7 6 | in order to speak of the election of other officers; for generals 8 6 | proposed the generals, and the election and the counter–proposal 9 6 | infantry look on at the election; the two who have the greatest 10 6 | for the year.~The mode of election which has been described 11 6 | by lot; in this way their election will be committed to God, 12 6 | all; the manner of their election and the scrutiny of them 13 6 | and of the agora, when the election of them has been completed. 14 6 | we have to speak of the election of wardens of the agora 15 6 | chosen by lot, as in the election of the wardens of the city:— 16 6 | be compelled to go to the election, but the lowest may stay 17 6 | holiest manner. And when the election is completed, a scrutiny 18 6 | present we have reached the election of magistrates, and this 19 12 | votes, let them commit the election to good fate and fortune, Menexenus Part
20 Text| No one; they delayed the election until tomorrow, but I believe The Statesman Part
21 Text| lot; and that after their election they navigate vessels and