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 1 6 |       placing his honour and the general welfare above his personal
 2 8 |  guardian of the constitution in general. It kept watch over the
 3 9 | perfection when framing a law in general terms; for we must judge
 4 9 |        present day, but from the general tenor of the rest of his
 5 16|      taxes. And so in matters in general he burdened the people as
 6 22|          as a popular leader and general to make himself tyrant;
 7 23|          was usually employed as general, the other as political
 8 26|         and at the same time the general populace suffered great
 9 27|         his official accounts as general. Under his auspices the
10 31|     member of the Council and of general, might be held more than
11 38|          was immediately elected general on account of his conduct
12 39|      practice. There should be a general amnesty concerning past
13 40|         in the habit of making a general redistribution of the land.
14 42|        director, chosen from the general body of Athenians, to control
15 44|      Elections to the offices of General and Hipparch and all other
16 57|          open vote, two from the general body of Athenians, one from