Deinarchus, 10, 37 n. 1, 118 n. 1
Demetrius of Phaleron, 78
δήμαρχος, 166 sq., 187
Demes, used for electoral purposes,
54-5, 187; for financial pur-
poses, 143; officials of, 164 sq.;
property of, 165; meetings of, ib.
δημόται, 56, 168, 187

Democracy, what the Greeks meant

by, 17; ancient and modern
compared, 18, 26, 179; inverted
monarchy, 28; officials in the,
30; contrasted with oligarchy,
90; characteristics of, 42, 135,
137, 171; and lawyers, 145 sq.,
153; Isocrates on the, 39; in
America, 145, 179; in England,
26, 180; in Switzerland, 180
Demos, rule of the, 26; tyrant-
demos, 31; relation to parties,
33; ν. ἐκκλησία
Demosthenes, condemned, 35; TEL-
XOTTOLÓS, 73, 107; uncle of, 170;

in the Council, 54; quoted, 54

n. 2, 91, 168
διαγραφεῖς, 143

dikaστýρia, political importance of,

35, 101, 145

διοικήσει, ὁ ἐπὶ τῇ ν. ταμίας

διωβελία, 123

δοκιμασία, 54 n. 1, 96 sq., 190
Draco, constitution ascribed to,
183

εἰσαγγελία, 117
εἰσφορά, 143

ἐκκλησία, 29 ; relation to the βουλή,
39, 45, 49, 57, 59, 64-9, 110,
124, 158; supremacy of, 30-2,
41-2; business of, 58 sq.; ora-
tors in the, 114
ἐκλογεῖς, 104 n. 1, 143
Elections, in Athens and modern

states, 19, 27--8; aristocratic,
15; not party contests, 20 sq.;
small evidence about, 25; of
finance minister, 21, 113; of
generals, 21, 102 sq.; to excep-
tional offices, 104, 25 n. 1
ἑλληνοταμίαι, 93, 95 n. 1, 104 n. 1,
124, 131

ἕνδεκα, 94, 141 sq.,

185

Euripides, quoted,
εὔθυνα, 125, 189

EŎOvvol, 189; in the demes, 166
Exceptional offices, 72, 104 sq.

κληρωτός, v. Lot
κλιμακίδες, 161

Finance, 111 sq.; ministers, 113;
and the orators, 114; growing
difficulties, 119; the Council,
121

Fraud, prevalence of at Athens,
91, 129, 135, 144, 177
Frazer, The Golden Bough quoted,
9 n. 3

Freeman, Professor quoted, 51
Fustel de Coulanges, x1., 7 n. 2, 12
n. 1, 47 n. 1, 81, 183, 186

Generals, v. στρατηγοί
Gilbert, XI., XII., 23 n. 1
Glaucon, 115

Gorgias, 17

γραμματεὺς τῶν ἐπιμελητῶν, 156
θεσμοθετών, 185
Grote, X., XIII., 79, 153

Guards, 188

Heraea, lot used at, 38 n. 1
Herald, 139

Hermann, XIII., 98
Herodotus, quoted, 13 n. 1, 78
Hypereides, quoted, 6 n. 1

Idomeneus, 79

iepeîs, 167; chosen by lot, 5, 170;
in charge of money, 135; TWV
φυλών, 170

ἱεροποιοί, 109 n. 1, 167, 170
ἵππαρχοι, 104

ἱππεῖς, 185

Isocrates, quoted, 16, 39, 119 n. 1,
184

κυαμεύειν, ν. Lot
κωλακρέται, 130

Law, Athenian system of, 151
Lawyers, absence of at Athens, 145;
influence of, ib.

λῃτουργίαι, 95, 118, 166, 168
λoyioral, 125 sq., 129 n. 1, 134,

189; in the Demes, 166

Lot, treatment of the subject, IX.,
1; various explanations, 3; his-
tory and origin of, Ix., 4 sq., 78
sq., 183; religious origin of, 4;
used in appointment of priests,
5, 170; in the poets, 9; in the
orators, 10; at Rome, 12; at
Syracuse and Tarentum, 15; at
Heraea, 38 n. 1; political use of,
IX.; democratic, 12; opinion of
Socrates on, 10, 13; of Aristotle,
15; used also in other constitu-
tions, 17 n. 1, 80 n. 1; other
theories, 16, 20 n. 1; why it was
democratic, 32 sq., 88, 171 sq.;
used to prevent faction, 38; for
the Areopagus, 45; for the Coun-
cil, 47 sq.; date of introduction
of, 78 sq., 183; for the archon-
ship, 79, 184; for other offices,
85, 185; and rotation in office,
88; advantages of, 92 sq., 161
sq.; and compulsory nomination,
94; and the dокiμаola, 96; ex-
ceptions to use of, 102 sq.; when
abandoned, 87 n. 1

Lugebil, x., 7 n. 1, 38 n. 2, 183
Lysias, quoted, 11, 53 n. 1, 97 n. 1

Maine, Sir H., 28, 29