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 1 6 |           he cancelled all debts, public and private. This measure
 2 7 | Treasurers, the Commissioners for Public Contracts (Poletae), the
 3 9 |          in every matter, whether public or private. Some persons
 4 16|         nor the time to attend to public affairs. At the same time
 5 23|          by Pausanias, guided the public policy in the matter of
 6 24|        others by taking a part in public affairs; and in this way
 7 25|          for incorruptibility and public virtue, who had become the
 8 26|         had been late in entering public life; and at the same time
 9 27|        only performed the regular public services magnificently,
10 28|         happened that in his time public affairs were in a very stormy
11 29|       members of the Committee of Public Safety, after taking an
12 29|         prepare proposals for the public. safety. In addition, any
13 29|          offered on behalf of the public safety. Next they abolished
14 33|       should not be given for any public office. The persons chiefly
15 40|           Athenians seem, both in public and in private, to have
16 40|         Lacedaemonians out of the public purse the money which the
17 42|         next year, after giving a public display of their military
18 43|     people concerning any matter, public or private. The two remaining
19 44|           which the treasures and public records of the state are
20 44|           preserved, and also the public seal; and he is bound to
21 46|         Council also inspects all public buildings, and if it is
22 47|         are the Commissioners for Public Contracts (Poletae), ten
23 47|           tribe, who farm out the public contracts. They lease the
24 47|         into the Council, and the public clerk takes charge of them.
25 48|           the tablets back to the public clerk. If any one fails
26 48|        prefer a charge, on either public or private grounds, against
27 48|       concerned, while if it is a public case he enters it on the
28 49|           decide on the plans for public buildings and the contract
29 52|          to the Commissioners for Public Contracts. The Eleven also
30 54|          with an assigned body of public slaves, are required to
31 54|          He has the charge of all public documents, and keeps the
32 54|          lot the Commissioners of Public Worship (Hieropoei) known
33 59|            whether for private or public cases. They ratify commercial
34 65|           the Ticket-hangers. The public servants carry the chests
35 67|         issue. If it is a day for public causes, the public litigants
36 67|        day for public causes, the public litigants are called, and
37 68|          it is necessary to bring public cases before a jury of 1,