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 1 4 |            of four hundred and one members, elected by lot from among
 2 6 | communicated his intention to some members of the upper class, whereupon,
 3 11|          time was unpleasant. Many members of the upper class had been
 4 21|          object of intermixing the members of the different tribes,
 5 21|            consist of five hundred members instead of four hundred,
 6 24|         bowmen, 1,200 Knights, 500 members of the Council, 500 guards
 7 25|          all he ruined many of its members by bringing actions against
 8 27|          he instituted pay for the members of the juries. Some critics
 9 29|  conjunction with the existing ten members of the Committee of Public
10 30|        candidates, chosen from its members for the time being. The
11 30|           by lot, and not from the members of the Council. The Hellenic
12 30|     tellers chosen by lot from the members of the Council, and of these
13 31|            of age, selected by the members of the tribes. This Council
14 34|             and those who were not members of any club, though in other
15 38|           Knights; for some of the members of this class were the most
16 38|           city. The most prominent members of this board were Rhinon
17 42|          the allowance for all the members of his tribe and buys the
18 45|            those who are to be its members for the ensuing year, and
19 46| commissioners, chosen from its own members. The Council also inspects
20 48|      Logistae) by lot from its own members, to audit the accounts of
21 53|        jury of two hundred and one members in cases up to the value
22 55|          the vote, but now all the members are obliged to vote on the
23 62|            whole tribe, except the members of the Council and the guards
24 62|      following services. First the members of the Assembly receive
25 62|       receive three obols; and the members of the Council five obols.
26 65|        containing the names of the members of the tribe who are in
27 68|          the courts consist of 500 members...; and when it is necessary
28 68|       cases before a jury of 1,000 members, two courts combine for