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 1 3 |          the Polemarch, and the Archon. The earliest of these offices
 2 3 |         offices was that of the Archon, which most authorities
 3 3 | prerogatives conferred upon the Archon. Whichever way it may be,
 4 3 |      shown by the fact that the Archon has no part in the ancestral
 5 3 |         date that the office of Archon has become of great importance,
 6 3 | Dionysus takes place there. The Archon lived in the Prytaneum,
 7 5 |        Solon to be mediator and Archon, and committed the whole
 8 13|         were unable to elect an Archon on account of their dissensions,
 9 13|     years later they elected no Archon for the same reason. Subsequently,
10 13|   elapsed, Damasias was elected Archon; and he governed for two
11 13|        clear from this that the Archon was at the time the magistrate
12 26|       higher classes. The first Archon from that class was Mnesitheides.
13 33|      Mnasilochus held office as Archon of their nomination for
14 33|     year of Theopompus, who was Archon for the remaining ten. On
15 41|     present day. Pythodorus was Archon at the time, but the democracy
16 53|      names were appended of the Archon in whose year they were
17 53|       men from such-and such an Archon and Eponymus to such-and
18 53|        to such-and such another Archon and Eponymus are to go on
19 54|   archonship of Cephisophon.~An Archon is also elected by lot for
20 54|       moreover, the name of the Archon is publicly recorded.~
21 55|         in addition to these an Archon, a King, and a Polemarch.
22 56|                          56~The Archon, the King, and the Polemarch
23 56|    their acting.~As soon as the Archon enters office, he begins
24 56|     minas for the expenses. The Archon also superintends the procession
25 56|         and wards of state. The Archon also has the care of orphans
26 56|      Such are the duties of the Archon.~
27 58|         generally, whatever the Archon does for citizens, the Polemarch
28 60|     from the sacred olives. The Archon requisitions it from the
29 60|         plants. When, then, the Archon has collected the oil for
30 62|         a flute-player; and the Archon for Salamis receives a drachma
31 64|     shakes them all up, and the Archon draws one ticket from each
32 64|       the lot-drawing. Then the Archon casts in the dice and thereby
33 64|         same proportion. As the Archon draws out the dice, the
34 64|       it first to the presiding Archon; and he, when he has seen
35 64|      chests are placed near the Archon, as many in number as there