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 1 22|         ones having been elected by vote; and in the same year Megacles
 2 29| recommending this course before the vote was made by Melobius, and
 3 29|             compelled to put to the vote any motion that was offered
 4 34|        sheer intimidation to pass a vote establishing the oligarchy.
 5 38|           his colleagues received a vote of thanks for the goodwill
 6 43|       Springs. These are elected by vote, and hold office from one
 7 43|        officers are also elected by vote.~The Council of Five Hundred
 8 43|          the question is put to the vote whether it is desirable
 9 43|           it is desirable to hold a vote of ostracism or not; and
10 43|       forward without a preliminary vote of the Assembly to take
11 45|             and the Assembly cannot vote on any question unless it
12 46|    master-builders for the ships by vote; and if they do not hand
13 47|            persons indicated by the vote of the Council, the mines
14 48|             malpractice they take a vote on it.~The Council also
15 49|             by the Assembly by open vote. They hand over to the Hipparchs
16 49|       affidavit is made the Council vote whether the individual in
17 49|             purpose or not. If they vote in the affirmative his name
18 54|     Formerly he was elected by open vote, and the most distinguished
19 54|        Assembly also elects by open vote a clerk to read documents
20 55|           elected by lot or by open vote, are examined before entering
21 55|         law-court to give the final vote. If no one wishes to make
22 55|             proceeds at once to the vote. Formerly a single individual
23 55|          single individual gave the vote, but now all the members
24 55|          the members are obliged to vote on the candidates, so that
25 56|            formerly elected by open vote in the Assembly, and used
26 57|             in the Assembly by open vote, two from the general body
27 61|         service are elected by open vote. In the first place, ten
28 61|            assigned to them by open vote; one is appointed to command
29 61|         officer is rejected on this vote, he is tried in the lawcourt,
30 61|         each tribe, elected by open vote; and each commands his own
31 61|          Hipparchs, elected by open vote from the whole mass of the
32 61|          Phylarchs, elected by open vote, one from each tribe, to
33 61|             Lemnos, elected by open vote, who has charge of the cavalry
34 68|          each one as he records his vote receives a brass voucher
35 68|            to ensure that all shall vote; since no one can get a
36 68|             the jurors are about to vote, the crier demands first
37 69|          and uses one to record his vote, and throws the other away.~
38 69|            have to be awarded, they vote again in the same way, first