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 1 3 |        follows. The magistrates were elected according to qualifications
 2 3 |          facts that the Archons were elected under qualifications of
 3 4 |              and the Treasurers were elected by this body from persons
 4 4 |             hundred and one members, elected by lot from among those
 5 13|          again four years later they elected no Archon for the same reason.
 6 13|            had elapsed, Damasias was elected Archon; and he governed
 7 22|         first time since the tyranny elected, tribe by tribe, the nine
 8 22|             earlier ones having been elected by vote; and in the same
 9 29|               When the committee was elected, their first proposal was
10 29|             years of age, were to be elected from each tribe to draw
11 30|           ratified the Five Thousand elected from their own number a
12 31|              should be provisionally elected from the whole body of the
13 31|      secretary, and the persons thus elected should hold office during
14 32|         whereas the regular Council, elected by lot, ought to have entered
15 38|              deposed the Thirty, and elected ten citizens with full powers
16 38|           object for which they were elected, but sent envoys to Lacedaemonian
17 38|        deposed the original Ten, and elected another Ten, consisting
18 38|               Rhinon was immediately elected general on account of his
19 43|        routine of administration are elected by lot, except the Military
20 43| Superintendent of Springs. These are elected by vote, and hold office
21 43|           military officers are also elected by vote.~The Council of
22 43|           Council of Five Hundred is elected by lot, fifty from each
23 44|           President of the Prytanes, elected by lot, who presides for
24 47|            of Athena, ten in number, elected by lot, one from each tribe.
25 48|       Receivers-General (Apodectae), elected by lot, one from each tribe.
26 49|          Catalogeis), ten in number, elected by the Assembly by open
27 50|              for Repairs of Temples, elected by lot, who receive a sum
28 51|        Commissioners (Agoranomi) are elected by lot, five for Piraeus,
29 51|             Measures (Metronomi) are elected by lot, five for the city,
30 51|        Commissioners (Sitophylaces), elected by lot, five for Piraeus,
31 51|         Superintendents of the Mart, elected by lot, whose duty is to
32 52|   Introducers of Cases (Eisagogeis), elected by lot, one for each pair
33 53|                53~The Forty are also elected by lot, four from each tribe,
34 54|       following magistrates also are elected by lot: Five Commissioners
35 54|             as he is called, is also elected by lot. He has the charge
36 54|             Council. Formerly he was elected by open vote, and the most
37 54|             trustworthy persons were elected to the post, as is known
38 54|     citizenship. Now, however, he is elected by lot. There is, in addition,
39 54|       addition, a Clerk of the Laws, elected by lot, who attends at the
40 54|       Cephisophon.~An Archon is also elected by lot for Salamis, and
41 55|            foregoing magistrates are elected by lot, and their powers
42 55|             day six Thesmothetae are elected by lot, together with their
43 55|              and a Polemarch. One is elected from each tribe. They are
44 55|             all magistrates, whether elected by lot or by open vote,
45 56|             in number, were formerly elected by open vote in the Assembly,
46 56|        private means; but now one is elected by lot from each tribe,
47 57|            Mysteries. The latter are elected in the Assembly by open
48 60|              of Games (Athlothetae), elected by lot, one from each tribe.
49 61|            with military service are elected by open vote. In the first
50 61|         Strategi), who were formerly elected one from each tribe, but
51 61|      Taxiarchs, one from each tribe, elected by open vote; and each commands
52 61|              are also two Hipparchs, elected by open vote from the whole
53 61|              are also ten Phylarchs, elected by open vote, one from each
54 61|          also a Hipparch for Lemnos, elected by open vote, who has charge
55 61|              the Ammonias, similarly elected.~
56 62|                62~Of the magistrates elected by lot, in former times
57 62|     including the nine Archons, were elected out of the tribe as a whole,
58 62|             namely those who are now elected in the Theseum, were apportioned
59 62|              magistrates too are now elected from the whole tribe, except