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Indeed, fraudulent dealing is easier on the partof the man who has purchased such a right than of the man who hiresslaves. Since it is not easy to see how the exportation (20) of publicmoney is to be detected, when it differs in no way from private money. Whereas it will take a clever thief to make off with these slaves, marked as they will be with the public stamp, and in face of a heavypenalty attached at once to the sale and exportation of them. Up tothis point then it would appear feasible ...enough for the state to acquireproperty in men and to keep a safe watch over them. (21) (18) Or, "senate. " See Aristot. "Athen. Pol. " for the functions of the Boule.
(19) So Zurborg. See Demosth. "in Mid. " 570; Boeckh, "P. E. A. " II. Xii. (p. 212, Eng. Tr. ) See Arnold's note to "Thuc. " iii. 50, 7.
(20) Or, "diversation, " "defalcation. " (21) Or, "as far as that goes, then, there is nothing apparently to prevent the state from acquiring property in slaves, and safeguarding the property so acquired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, fraudulent dealing is easier on the partof the man who has purchased such a right than of the man who hiresslaves. Since it is not easy to see how the exportation (20) of publicmoney is to be detected, when it differs in no way from private money. Whereas it will take a clever thief to make off with these slaves, marked as they will be with the public stamp, and in face of a heavypenalty attached at once to the sale and exportation of them. Up tothis point then it would appear feasible ...enough for the state to acquireproperty in men and to keep a safe watch over them. (21) (18) Or, "senate. " See Aristot. "Athen. Pol. " for the functions of the Boule.
(19) So Zurborg. See Demosth. "in Mid. " 570; Boeckh, "P. E. A. " II. Xii. (p. 212, Eng. Tr. ) See Arnold's note to "Thuc. " iii. 50, 7.
(20) Or, "diversation, " "defalcation. " (21) Or, "as far as that goes, then, there is nothing apparently to prevent the state from acquiring property in slaves, and safeguarding the property so acquired.
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