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 1     II, VIII|    at all, or have power to appoint magistrates? Further, what
 2     II, XI  |  see to this and should not appoint the same person to be a
 3    III, XVI |     things; he will have to appoint a number of subordinates,
 4     IV, XV  | citizens, or (B) only some, appoint. Either (1) the magistrates
 5     IV, XV  |  For either (A 1 a) all may appoint from all by vote, or (A
 6     IV, XV  |     if it is only some that appoint, they may do so either (
 7     IV, XV  |    popular, that all should appoint from all (A 1 a) by vote
 8     IV, XV  |   both. That all should not appoint at once, but should appoint
 9     IV, XV  | appoint at once, but should appoint from all or from some either
10     IV, XV  |   or by vote or by both, or appoint to some offices from all
11     IV, XV  |     B 1 c) that some should appoint from all, to some offices
12     IV, XV  |    a, b, c, B 3 a, b, c) to appoint from both, to some offices
13     IV, XV  |      That (B 2) some should appoint from some is oligarchical—
14     IV, XV  |     B 2 b) that some should appoint from some by lot (and if
15     IV, XV  |     B 2 C) that some should appoint from some by both. (B 1
16     IV, XV  |     B 1 a) that some should appoint from all, and (A 2 a) that
17     IV, XV  |      A 2 a) that all should appoint from some, by vote, is aristocratic.~
18   VIII, V   |   And for this end men also appoint music, and make use of all