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 1 4 |     military equipment, and the generals [Strategi] and commanders
 2 22|         they began to elect the generals by tribes, one from each
 3 23|  Salamis being fought. When the generals were utterly at a loss how
 4 26|         of citizens, and as the generals were men of no military
 5 29| arrested and brought before the generals, who should deliver him
 6 30|     this body should belong the Generals, the nine Archons, the Amphictyonic
 7 30|      with, on the motion of the generals, whenever there was need,
 8 31|         nor to pass others. The generals should be provisionally
 9 34|       were, first, that the ten generals who had gained the victory
10 34|     matter of fact, some of the generals had actually taken no part
11 59|       accounts presented by the generals. All indictments also come
12 61|         In the first place, ten Generals (Strategi), who were formerly
13 61|         resumes his office. The Generals have full power, when on
14 61|     have the same powers as the Generals have in respect of the infantry,