Ancient Greece From the German of Arnold H L Heeren
Ancient Greece From the German of Arnold H L Heeren
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C. 2 In the examples which Aristot. 1. C. Cites of Clazomene, Potidasa, and other places, his phrase is *i; '" or sometimes vtuor WEITU, which, it is well known, can be understood only of the decrees of the people. 212 CHAPTER TENTH. Objects of the greatest competition ; and this alone would be sufficient to explain the changes which were made. But must not the difference of the constitutions have ex- ercised its influence ? In states, of which certain fami- lies, distinguished for their wealth... and descent, had made themselves the leaders, what could be expected, but that they should obtain the management of the pub- lic money ? In the two principal cities of Greece, the most remarkable difference is perceptible. At Athens, the council of five hundred had the care of the public money ; in Sparta, this had been secured by the Ephori. A great difference may be supposed to have prevailed in the other Grecian cities ; certainly with respect to the persons who held the offices of collectors and account- ants.
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C. 2 In the examples which Aristot. 1. C. Cites of Clazomene, Potidasa, and other places, his phrase is *i; '" or sometimes vtuor WEITU, which, it is well known, can be understood only of the decrees of the people. 212 CHAPTER TENTH. Objects of the greatest competition ; and this alone would be sufficient to explain the changes which were made. But must not the difference of the constitutions have ex- ercised its influence ? In states, of which certain fami- lies, distinguished for their wealth... and descent, had made themselves the leaders, what could be expected, but that they should obtain the management of the pub- lic money ? In the two principal cities of Greece, the most remarkable difference is perceptible. At Athens, the council of five hundred had the care of the public money ; in Sparta, this had been secured by the Ephori. A great difference may be supposed to have prevailed in the other Grecian cities ; certainly with respect to the persons who held the offices of collectors and account- ants.
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