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 1     II, VI  |            Then, from the persons so chosen, he says that there ought
 2     II, VIII|            court he formed of elders chosen for the purpose. He was
 3     II, IX  |          matters, but the Ephors are chosen from the whole people, and
 4     II, IX  |           they should at any rate be chosen, not as they are now, but
 5     II, XI  |           that magistrates should be chosen not only for their merit,
 6     IV, VII |            magistrates are certainly chosen, both according to their
 7     IV, XIII|           while the magistrates were chosen from those actually on service.
 8     IV, XV  |             from whom are they to be chosen, by whom, and how? We should
 9     IV, XV  |             and not every one who is chosen by vote or by lot is to
10     IV, XV  | aristocracies, for example, they are chosen from the educated, in oligarchies
11     IV, XV  |               1) the magistrates are chosen out of all or (2) out of
12     IV, XVI |            there? (3) are the judges chosen by vote or by lot?~First,
13     IV, XVI |             I mean, that some may be chosen out of the whole people,
14      V, X   |         actions; whereas a tyrant is chosen from the people to be their
15      V, X   |              of the class which were chosen to be chief magistrates;
16     VI, V   |          classes of magistrates, one chosen by vote, the other by lot.~
17     VI, VIII|              highest magistrates are chosen in certain states—guardians