Paragraph

 1 8 |     by lot, out of candidates selected by each of the tribes. Each
 2 8 |     of the tribes. Each tribe selected ten candidates for the nine
 3 21|  appointed out of the hundred selected national heroes.~
 4 22|       five hundred candidates selected by the demes, all the earlier
 5 24|       amounting to 2,000 men, selected by lot; and besides these
 6 26|       for active service were selected at that time from the roll
 7 26|      for that office might be selected from the Zeugitae as well
 8 30|       from a larger number of selected candidates, chosen from
 9 30|       for precedence, and the selected body should hold office
10 30|    and of these one was to be selected by lot every day to act
11 31|     than thirty years of age, selected by the members of the tribes.
12 32|  Thousand were only nominally selected, and the Four Hundred, together
13 35| magistrates out of a thousand selected candidates, and associating
14 64|      chest. The individual so selected is called the Ticket-hanger (
15 64|       is included among those selected. Each juror, as he is chosen
16 65| counters and their staves the selected jurors take their seats
17 66|      two of the Thesmothetae, selected by lot, severally throw
18 66|    The five who have not been selected for these duties receive