Book, Paragraph

 1     II, IX |   eligible to the Ephoralty. The election of Ephors out of the whole
 2     II, IX |         upon this quality in the election of the elders; for no one
 3     II, XI |       not the leisure. If, then, election of magistrates for their
 4     II, XI | characteristic of oligarchy, and election for merit of aristocracy,
 5    III, XI |        to elections? For a right election can only be made by those
 6    III, XI |       this argument, neither the election of magistrates, nor the
 7    III, XI |         a strange thing, yet the election and calling to account of
 8     IV, V  |     fired by co-optation. If the election is made out of all the qualified
 9     IV, IX |         be democratical, and the election of them oligarchical; democratical
10     IV, IX |        all offices are filled by election and none by lot, is one
11     IV, XIV|          the citizens meet about election to offices and about scrutinies,
12      V, I  |        go to the Heliaea when an election takes place, and the office
13      V, II |       causes of another sort are election intrigues, carelessness,
14      V, III|     without revolution, owing to election contests, as at Heraea (
15      V, V  |         where there is a popular election of the magistrates and no
16      V, IX |         we choose? In making the election ought we not to consider
17     VI, I  |        of the government and the election of officers is constituted
18     VI, I  |        are oligarchical, and the election to office aristocratical,
19     VI, II |     democracy are as follows the election of officers by all out of
20     VI, IV |   offices should be filled up by election and from persons having
21    VII, IV |         this knowledge, both the election to offices and the decision