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 1     II, VI  |           classes and the highest officers selected from those who
 2     II, XI  |          this is far better. Such officers have great power, and therefore,
 3    III, XI  |            although for the great officers of state, such as treasurers
 4    III, XVI |           replied, the law trains officers for this express purpose,
 5     IV, IV  |        that of magistrates and of officers; for the state cannot exist
 6     IV, XIV |           the mass, or a class of officers should be appointed such
 7     IV, XV  |           community requires many officers; and not every one who is
 8     IV, XV  |      distinguished from political officers; masters of choruses and
 9     IV, XV  |       many states and are elected officers. There are also menial offices
10     IV, XV  |     coupled, I mean that (C) some officers may be elected by some,
11      V, X   |          as king or as one of the officers of state. Thus Pheidon at
12      V, X   |       killed or attempted to kill officers of state and royal princes
13      V, XI  | punishment should be inflicted by officers and courts of law. It is
14     VI, I   |    government and the election of officers is constituted oligarchically,
15     VI, II  |           follows the election of officers by all out of all; and that
16     VI, VIII|          over all the rest. These officers are called Recorders or
17     VI, VIII|       These are the indispensable officers, and should be ranked first;
18     VI, VIII|        and fidelity. Such are the officers to which are committed the
19     VI, VIII|           content with one; these officers are called generals or commanders.
20     VI, VIII|          departments has separate officers, who are called admirals,
21     VI, VIII|         And there are subordinate officers called naval captains, and
22     VI, VIII|          no other functions. Such officers are called by various names—
23     VI, VIII|           offices.~Another set of officers is concerned with the maintenance
24     VI, VIII|          these there are also the officers appointed for the performance