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 1     II, III|       of all that falls to his lot. This, however, is not the
 2     II, VI |     the appointment of them by lot from among those who have
 3     II, XI |      salary and not elected by lot, and any similar points,
 4     II, XII|   courts, which are elected by lot, he is thought to have destroyed
 5     IV, IX |  appointment of magistrates by lot is thought to be democratical,
 6     IV, IX |        by election and none by lot, is one of these oligarchical
 7     IV, XIV|      are elected by vote or by lot out of all the citizens
 8     IV, XIV|      by magistrates elected by lot, either absolutely or out
 9     IV, XIV|      partly by vote, partly by lot—these practices are partly
10     IV, XIV|       be elected by vote or by lot in equal numbers out of
11     IV, XIV|        should be eliminated by lot. But in oligarchies either
12     IV, XV |        is chosen by vote or by lot is to be regarded as a ruler.
13     IV, XV |   either (a) by vote or (b) by lot. Again, these several varieties
14     IV, XV |     some by vote and others by lot. Each variety of these terms
15     IV, XV |         A 1 b) all from all by lot, or (A 2 a) all from some
16     IV, XV |        A 2 b) all from some by lot (and from all, either by
17     IV, XV |         or (B 1 b) from all by lot, or (B 2 a) from some by
18     IV, XV |        or (B 2 b) from some by lot, or to some offices in the
19     IV, XV |    offices by vote, to some by lot, and (B 2 C) from some,
20     IV, XV |    offices by vote, to some by lot. Thus the modes that arise,
21     IV, XV |       a) by vote or (A 1 b) by lot—or (A 1 c) by both. That
22     IV, XV |     all or from some either by lot or by vote or by both, or
23     IV, XV |     meaning to some offices by lot, to others by vote), is
24     IV, XV |  offices by vote, to others by lot, is also characteristic
25     IV, XV |    should appoint from some by lot (and if this does not actually
26     IV, XVI|    judges chosen by vote or by lot?~First, let me determine
27     IV, XVI|        appointed by vote or by lot, or sometimes by lot and
28     IV, XVI|        by lot, or sometimes by lot and sometimes by vote. Or
29     IV, XVI|      some by vote, and some by lot. These then are the four
30     IV, XVI|      be appointed from some by lot and judge in all causes;
31     IV, XVI|     and in some cases taken by lot, or some courts, even when
32     IV, XVI|  appointed by vote and some by lot. These modes, then, as was
33     IV, XVI|     some, either by vote or by lot or by both.~In how many
34      V, III| magistrates, they took them by lot, because the electors were
35      V, XI |        their happy and blessed lot. In these things a tyrant
36     VI, II |       skill, should be made by lot; that no property qualification
37     VI, II |   holders should be elected by lot and no longer by vote. These
38     VI, III|         recourse is had to the lot, or to some similar expedient.
39     VI, V  | elected by vote, the others by lot; the latter, that the people
40     VI, V  |   chosen by vote, the other by lot.~Enough has been said of