History of Greece .. 4
History of Greece .. 4
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Election for this purpose — that is, the privilege of annually electing a batch of fifty senators all at once by each tribe — would probably be thought more troublesome than valuable ; nor do we hear of separate meetings of each tribe for purposes of elec- tion. Moreover the office of senator was a col- lective, not an individual office ; the shock therefore to the feelings of semi-democratised Athens, from the unpleasant idea of a poor man sitting among the fifty prytanes, would be less than i...f they conceived him as polemarch at the head of the right wing of the army, or as an archon administering justice.
A farther difference between the constitution of Solon and that of KleisthenSs is to be found in the Senate of position of the senate of Areopagus. Under the former, that senate had been the principal body in the state, and he had even enlarged its powers ; under the latter, it must have been treated at first as an enemy and kept down. For as it was composed only of all the past archons, and as during the pre- ceding thirty years every archon had been a crea- ture of the Peisistratids, the Areopagites collec- tively must have been both hostile and odious to Chap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Election for this purpose — that is, the privilege of annually electing a batch of fifty senators all at once by each tribe — would probably be thought more troublesome than valuable ; nor do we hear of separate meetings of each tribe for purposes of elec- tion. Moreover the office of senator was a col- lective, not an individual office ; the shock therefore to the feelings of semi-democratised Athens, from the unpleasant idea of a poor man sitting among the fifty prytanes, would be less than i...f they conceived him as polemarch at the head of the right wing of the army, or as an archon administering justice.
A farther difference between the constitution of Solon and that of KleisthenSs is to be found in the Senate of position of the senate of Areopagus. Under the former, that senate had been the principal body in the state, and he had even enlarged its powers ; under the latter, it must have been treated at first as an enemy and kept down. For as it was composed only of all the past archons, and as during the pre- ceding thirty years every archon had been a crea- ture of the Peisistratids, the Areopagites collec- tively must have been both hostile and odious to Chap.
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