Book, Paragraph

 1     II, IX  |          mean the Ephoralty. This magistracy has authority in the highest
 2     II, XI  |       Spartan phiditia, and their magistracy of the 104 to the Ephors;
 3     II, XII | oligarchical element, the elected magistracy, aristocratical, and the
 4     II, XII |           council and the elected magistracy existed before the time
 5     II, XII |           who had no share in any magistracy.~Mere legislators were Zaleucus,
 6    III, XVI |      administration of a state. A magistracy of this kind exists at Epidamnus,
 7     IV, XV  |      everything for themselves. A magistracy which controls the boys
 8      V, VIII|         also, there ought to be a magistracy which will have an eye to
 9     VI, II  |           Another note is that no magistracy is perpetual, but if any
10     VI, VIII|         In many places, while one magistracy executes the sentence, another