.../&<? five hundred. BY s'cicn'j Conftitution, the whole Power and Management of Aft fairs were plac'd in the People ; it was their Prerogative to receive Appeals from the Courts of Jufhce, to abrogate old Laws, and enact new, to make what Alterations in the State they judg'd convenient...

...of \the five hundred. BY Solon's Conftiturion, the whole Power and Management of Affairs were plac'd in the People ) it was their Prerogative to receive Appeals from the Courts of JufticC, to abrogate old Laws, and enaft new, to make what Alterations in ths State they judg'd convenient...

...tie Senate of the five hundred. BY So/a«'s Conftitution, the whole Power and Management of Af. fairs were placed in the People ; it was their Prerogative to receive Appeals from the Courts of Juftice, to abrogate old Laws, and enadt new, to make what Alterations in the State they judged convenient...

...greateft obftaclc to his defigns. At Athens, the whole power and management of affairs were placed in Ле people. It was their prerogative to receive appeals from the courts of j ч Hice, to abrogate and enafl laws, to make what alterations in the ftate they judged convenient;...

...prince ; and difplayed thofe abilities, which proved the greateft obftacle to his defignj. At Athens, the whole power and management of affairs were placed...prerogative to receive appeals from the courts of juftice, to abrogate and enaft laws, to make what alterations in the ftate they judged convenient;...

...greatell obftacle to his defigns. At Athens, the whole power and management of affairs were placed in, tbe people. It was their prerogative to receive appeals from the courts of juilice, to abrogate and enail laws, to make what alterations in the ftate they judged convenient ;...

...prince, and displayed those abilities which proved the greatest obstacle to his designs. At Athens, the whole power and management of affairs were placed...receive appeals from the courts of justice, to abrogate and enact laws, ta make what alterations in the state they judged convenient ; in short, all matters,...

...greatest obstacle to his designs. At Athens, the whole "power and management of affairs were placed in tb< people. It was their prerogative to receive appeals from the courts of justice, to abrogate and enact laws, to make what alterations in the state they judged convenient; in short> all matters,...

...their whole management is accurately described. ICHAP. XVHI. Of the Senate of the Five Hundred. I»v Solon's constitution* the whole power and management...civil, military, or religious, were determined by them. But because it was dangerous that things of such vast moment and concern should be, without any further...

...their whole management is accurately described. ICHAP. xviu. Of the Senate of the Five Hundred. J >N Solon's constitution, the whole power and management...civil, military, or religious, were determined by them. But because it was dangerous that things of such vast moment and concern should be, without any further...