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 1 2 |      every other feature of their lot; for, to speak generally,
 2 4 |           one members, elected by lot from among those who possessed
 3 4 |        the other magistracies the lot was cast among those who
 4 4 |       which they were to cast the lot afresh. If any member of
 5 8 |        Solon enacted should be by lot, out of candidates selected
 6 8 |  archonships, and among these the lot was cast. Hence it is still
 7 8 |          choose ten candidates by lot, and then the lot is again
 8 8 |   candidates by lot, and then the lot is again cast among these.
 9 12|          straight justice for the lot of each.~But had another
10 21|         assigned three of them by lot to each tribe, in such a
11 22|        tribe, the nine Archons by lot out of the five hundred
12 24|         to 2,000 men, selected by lot; and besides these there
13 26| candidates to be submitted to the lot for that office might be
14 30|          were all to be filled by lot, and not from the members
15 30|         these was to be chosen by lot to take office at once,
16 30|          the order decided by the lot. For this purpose the hundred
17 30|      sittings. The casting of the lot for the Council was to be
18 30|         by five tellers chosen by lot from the members of the
19 30|         one was to be selected by lot every day to act as president.
20 32|       regular Council, elected by lot, ought to have entered into
21 43|     administration are elected by lot, except the Military Treasurer,
22 43|        Five Hundred is elected by lot, fifty from each tribe.
23 43|         order being determined by lot; the first four serve for
24 44|          the Prytanes, elected by lot, who presides for a night
25 44|          Assembly, he appoints by lot nine Proedri, one from each
26 47|         ten in number, elected by lot, one from each tribe. According
27 47|       fact the person on whom the lot falls holds the office even
28 47|          in number, one chosen by lot from each tribe, who farm
29 48|            Apodectae), elected by lot, one from each tribe. These
30 48|        ten Auditors (Logistae) by lot from its own members, to
31 48|         of Accounts (Euthunus) by lot from each tribe, with two
32 49|           law-courts appointed by lot, since the Council was considered
33 49|         treasurer is appointed by lot to attend to them.~The Council
34 50|    Repairs of Temples, elected by lot, who receive a sum of thirty
35 50|         to the person to whom the lot falls. They also provide
36 51|         Agoranomi) are elected by lot, five for Piraeus, five
37 51|         Metronomi) are elected by lot, five for the city, and
38 51|         Sitophylaces), elected by lot, five for Piraeus, and five
39 51|           of the Mart, elected by lot, whose duty is to superintend
40 52|      Eleven also are appointed by lot to take care of the prisoners
41 52|           Eisagogeis), elected by lot, one for each pair of tribes,
42 53|         Forty are also elected by lot, four from each tribe, before
43 53|        the arbitrations which the lot assigns to him. The law
44 54|   magistrates also are elected by lot: Five Commissioners of Roads (
45 54|        called, is also elected by lot. He has the charge of all
46 54|         however, he is elected by lot. There is, in addition,
47 54|           of the Laws, elected by lot, who attends at the sessions
48 54|           Assembly also elects by lot the Commissioners of Public
49 54|       occasion. It also elects by lot ten others, known as Annual
50 54|         Archon is also elected by lot for Salamis, and a Demarch
51 55|        magistrates are elected by lot, and their powers are those
52 55|       Thesmothetae are elected by lot, together with their clerk,
53 55|   magistrates, whether elected by lot or by open vote, are examined
54 56|         but now one is elected by lot from each tribe, and the
55 57|           the Ephetae on whom the lot falls. The King introduces
56 58|        group which comes to it by lot; after which the magistrates
57 60|          Athlothetae), elected by lot, one from each tribe. These
58 62|        the magistrates elected by lot, in former times some including
59 63|          law-courts are chosen by lot by the nine Archons, each
60 63|         of the jurors on whom the lot falls; and two vases. Further,
61 63|       Thesmothetes has decided by lot which letters are required
62 63|        been assigned to it by the lot.~
63 64|        the chest. He is chosen by lot, lest, if the Ticket-hanger
64 64|          court assigned to him by lot, and not into one chosen
65 64|           the courts on which the lot has fallen.~
66 65|          court assigned to him by lot; since, if he were to go
67 65|         duty has been assigned by lot. So with their counters
68 66|         Thesmothetae, selected by lot, severally throw the dice
69 66|          court assigned to him by lot.~When the jurors have come
70 67|            The official chosen by lot to superintend the water-clock
71 69|         the order assigned by the lot.~ ~