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 1 8 |         each of the tribes. Each tribe selected ten candidates
 2 8 |        still the custom for each tribe to choose ten candidates
 3 8 |       and four tribe-kings. Each tribe was divided into three Trittyes [=
 4 8 |     hundred, a hundred from each tribe; but he assigned to the
 5 21|    instead of four hundred, each tribe now contributing fifty,
 6 21|     three of them by lot to each tribe, in such a way that each
 7 22|         by tribes, one from each tribe, while the Polemarch was
 8 22|       since the tyranny elected, tribe by tribe, the nine Archons
 9 22|        tyranny elected, tribe by tribe, the nine Archons by lot
10 29|          to be elected from each tribe to draw up the list of the
11 31|    constitution, forty from each tribe, chosen out of candidates
12 42|    Assembly elects one from each tribe as guardian, together with
13 42|       for all the members of his tribe and buys the necessary provisions
14 43|          by lot, fifty from each tribe. Each tribe holds the office
15 43|      fifty from each tribe. Each tribe holds the office of Prytanes
16 44|      nine Proedri, one from each tribe except that which holds
17 47|    elected by lot, one from each tribe. According to the law of
18 47|          chosen by lot from each tribe, who farm out the public
19 48|    elected by lot, one from each tribe. These officers receive
20 48|       Euthunus) by lot from each tribe, with two assessors (Paredri)
21 48|        the eponymous hero of his tribe; and if any one wishes to
22 48|          introduce cases for the tribe concerned, while if it is
23 53|   elected by lot, four from each tribe, before whom suitors bring
24 53| introduce cases on behalf of the tribe of the defendant. These
25 55|         One is elected from each tribe. They are examined first
26 56|       there is a chorus for each tribe, but at the Thargelia one
27 56|         between two tribes, each tribe bearing its share in providing
28 56|         elected by lot from each tribe, and the state contributes
29 58|       groups, and assign to each tribe the group which comes to
30 58|          introduce cases for the tribe hand them over to the Arbitrators.
31 59|  performing the duty for his own tribe. Such are the duties of
32 60|    elected by lot, one from each tribe. These officers, after passing
33 61|   formerly elected one from each tribe, but now are chosen from
34 61|         Taxiarchs, one from each tribe, elected by open vote; and
35 61|         open vote, one from each tribe, to command the cavalry,
36 62|          were elected out of the tribe as a whole, while others,
37 62|       now elected from the whole tribe, except the members of the
38 63|      Archons, each for their own tribe, and by the clerk to the
39 63|         the courts, one for each tribe; twenty rooms in which the
40 63|          are drawn, two for each tribe; a hundred chests, ten for
41 63|     hundred chests, ten for each tribe; other chests, in which
42 64|        the entrance used by each tribe, and are inscribed with
43 64|     chooses the jurors from each tribe, room by room. The dice
44 65|       carry the chests from each tribe, one to each court, containing
45 65|      names of the members of the tribe who are in that court, and
46 66|          in all, one out of each tribe), and throws them into another