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 1     II, VI  |       forming the monarchy, and the council of elders the oligarchy
 2     II, VI  |           also in the choice of the council, for all are compelled to
 3     II, IX  |         they are represented in the council of elders (for the office
 4     II, IX  |       sensual pleasures.~Again, the council of elders is not free from
 5     II, X   |           termed by the Cretans the council. And the kingly office once
 6     II, XI  |         kings and their gerusia, or council of elders, who correspond
 7     II, XI  |           should choose the supreme council of 100, and should hold
 8     II, XII |        According to their view, the council of Areopagus was an oligarchical
 9     II, XII |          truth seems to be that the council and the elected magistracy
10    III, XIII|           to the hares, when in the council of the beasts the latter
11     IV, XV  |          office, although a bule or council is. There must be some body
12     IV, XV  |          probuli are a check on the council; for the counselors is a
13     IV, XV  | oligarchical. Even the power of the council disappears when democracy
14      V, I   |     phylarchs or heads of tribes, a council was appointed; but to this
15     VI, II  |              Of all magistracies, a council is the most democratic when
16     VI, II  |           stated assemblies, to the council and to the magistrates,
17     VI, VIII|        probuli an oligarchical, the council a democratical institution.