Paragraph

 1 3 |          was added, secondly, the office of Polemarch, on account
 2 3 |  comparatively late date that the office of Archon has become of
 3 3 |      litigants. Accordingly their office, alone of those which have
 4 3 |      Epilycus, during his term of office as Polemarch, had rebuilt
 5 3 |         the Areopagus is the only office which has continued to be
 6 4 |        age; and no one might hold office twice until every one else
 7 7 |         were not eligible for any office. Hence it is that even at
 8 7 |          when a candidate for any office is asked to what class he
 9 8 |        regulated the elections to office according to the property
10 13|        forcibly expelled from his office. After this, it was agreed,
11 13|     always in connexion with this office that conflicts are seen
12 22|    precaution against men in high office, because Pisistratus took
13 26|     submitted to the lot for that office might be selected from the
14 30|      should be a Council, holding office for a year, consisting of
15 30|          be chosen by lot to take office at once, while the others
16 30|         selected body should hold office for a year. They were to
17 30|           were to administer that office as seemed to them best,
18 31|          thus elected should hold office during the coming year with
19 31|   regulations above laid down. No office, except those of member
20 32|         had completed its term of office. It was dissolved on the
21 32|         Four Hundred entered into office on the twenty-first; whereas
22 32|        ought to have entered into office on the fourteenth of Scirophorion.
23 33|      lasted, and Mnasilochus held office as Archon of their nomination
24 33|           be given for any public office. The persons chiefly responsible
25 38|    account of his conduct in this office.~
26 39|         be capable of holding any office in Athens until he should
27 43|         elected by vote, and hold office from one Panathenaic festival
28 43|       tribe. Each tribe holds the office of Prytanes in turn, the
29 43| continuance of the magistrates in office, if they are performing
30 44|          day; he may not hold the office for more than that time,
31 44|       except that which holds the office of Prytanes for the time
32 44|         Prytanes in whose term of office the omens are favourable.
33 45|          to reject candidates for office as unsuitable, but now they
34 46|           its successor’s term of office. For the building of the
35 47|           the lot falls holds the office even though he be quite
36 50|      Astynomi), of whom five hold office in Piraeus and five in the
37 52|           slaves, cattle, and the office of trierarch, or with banks.
38 53|          to be holding some other office during that year, or to
39 54|         persons who have held any office must give in their accounts.
40 55|    Formerly no one could hold the office if the Council rejected
41 55|        and swear to execute their office uprightly and according
42 55|        this they enter upon their office.~
43 56|         soon as the Archon enters office, he begins by issuing a
44 56|  possessed before he entered into office, that he shall possess and
45 59|        all votes for removal from office, challenges of a magistrate’
46 59|    president for their conduct in office, and the accounts presented
47 60|           the oil for his year of office, he hands it over to the
48 61|          acquitted he resumes his office. The Generals have full