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 1     II, VI |          attend the assembly and vote for magistrates or discharge
 2     II, VI |         being compelled will not vote. These considerations, and
 3     IV, XIV|  magistrates, who are elected by vote or by lot out of all the
 4     IV, XIV|         possible, are elected by vote. I am speaking of those
 5     IV, XIV|          and they are elected by vote—there the government is
 6     IV, XIV|        by magistrates elected by vote, and others by magistrates
 7     IV, XIV| candidates, or elected partly by vote, partly by lot—these practices
 8     IV, XIV|  deliberate should be elected by vote or by lot in equal numbers
 9     IV, XV |       every one who is chosen by vote or by lot is to be regarded
10     IV, XV |      ambassadors, are elected by vote. Some duties of superintendence
11     IV, XV |          appointed either (a) by vote or (b) by lot. Again, these
12     IV, XV |          of all, and (c) some by vote and others by lot. Each
13     IV, XV |          may appoint from all by vote, or (A 1 b) all from all
14     IV, XV |          A 2 a) all from some by vote, or (A 2 b) all from some
15     IV, XV |       either (B 1 a) from all by vote, or (B 1 b) from all by
16     IV, XV |          or (B 2 a) from some by vote, or (B 2 b) from some by
17     IV, XV |          all, to some offices by vote, to some by lot, and (B
18     IV, XV |         some, to some offices by vote, to some by lot. Thus the
19     IV, XV |      appoint from all (A 1 a) by vote or (A 1 b) by lot—or (A
20     IV, XV |         some either by lot or by vote or by both, or appoint to
21     IV, XV |     offices by lot, to others by vote), is characteristic of a
22     IV, XV |          all, to some offices by vote, to others by lot, is also
23     IV, XV |     should appoint from some, by vote, is aristocratic.~These
24     IV, XVI|         are the judges chosen by vote or by lot?~First, let me
25     IV, XVI|         they may be appointed by vote or by lot, or sometimes
26     IV, XVI|          by lot and sometimes by vote. Or when a single class
27     IV, XVI|        may be appointed, some by vote, and some by lot. These
28     IV, XVI|        be appointed from some by vote and judge in all causes;
29     IV, XVI|         elected in some cases by vote, and in some cases taken
30     IV, XVI|        members some appointed by vote and some by lot. These modes,
31     IV, XVI|   elected out of some, either by vote or by lot or by both.~In
32     VI, II |          by lot and no longer by vote. These are the points common
33     VI, V  |         of them being elected by vote, the others by lot; the
34     VI, V  |       magistrates, one chosen by vote, the other by lot.~Enough