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 1      I, IV  |    their own accord entered the assembly of the Gods;~ ~if, in like
 2     II, VI  |  compelled by law to attend the assembly and vote for magistrates
 3    III, I   |       nor have they any regular assembly, but only extraordinary
 4    III, XI  | assigned to the people, for the assembly is supreme in all such matters.
 5    III, XI  |       qualification, sit in the assembly and deliberate and judge,
 6    III, XI  |         and the senate, and the assembly, of which individual senators,
 7    III, XIV |      when he is attacked in the assembly, but when the army goes
 8    III, XV  |    cases. Now any member of the assembly, taken separately, is certainly
 9     IV, IV  |       all things to the popular assembly. And therefore they grow
10     IV, VI  |         from taking part in the assembly or in the courts, and so
11     IV, IX  |        one, from members of the assembly, oligarchies a high one;
12     IV, XIII|          they relate to (1) the assembly; (2) the magistracies; (
13     IV, XIII|       are allowed to attend the assembly and to try causes; but if
14     IV, XIII|        not attend either in the assembly or at the courts, heavy
15     IV, XIII|        the law-courts or in the assembly. concerning (4) the possession
16     IV, XIV |  democracy the citizen form one assembly, but meet only to elect
17     IV, XV  |         when the members of the assembly receive abundant pay; for
18      V, VIII|     should be made at a general assembly of the citizens, and duplicates
19     VI, II  |     private contracts; that the assembly should be supreme over all
20     VI, II  |        is payment for services; assembly, law courts, magistrates,
21     VI, III |        at present, when, if the assembly or the courts are divided,
22     VI, IV  |         do not often attend the assembly, and not having the necessaries
23     VI, IV  |         can readily come to the assembly, because they are continually
24     VI, IV  |        is a town population the assembly ought not to meet, in democracies,
25     VI, VIII|        in a democracy, over the assembly. For there must be a body