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 1 30|       held by the nine Archons; votes on divisions were to be
 2 41|   administers everything by its votes in the Assembly and by the
 3 41| populace to come and ratify the votes, Agyrrhius, in the first
 4 42|         the demesmen give their votes on oath, first whether the
 5 46|          whichever the Assembly votes, with tackle and sheds to
 6 59|      Assembly, and bring up all votes for removal from office,
 7 66|      four to the telling of the votes. This is to prevent any
 8 66|     clock or the tellers of the votes, and to secure that there
 9 68|   assigned to the taking of the votes give each juror two ballot
10 68|         get a voucher unless he votes. Two urns, one of brass
11 68|         the jurors record their votes. The brazen urn is for effective
12 68|     brazen urn is for effective votes, the wooden for unused votes;
13 68|    votes, the wooden for unused votes; and the brazen urn has
14 69|        containing the effective votes and discharge them on to
15 69|    balls, so that the effective votes, whether pierced or solid,
16 69|   assigned to the taking of the votes tell them off on the board,
17 69|    announces the numbers of the votes, the pierced ballots being
18 69|       is victorious; but if the votes are equal the verdict is