10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPHORI»
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of the nobility the appointment of twenty-eight senators, of equal power in many
things with the king ; and the censorship of the ephori." Xeno- phon ' likewise
expressly says, that the ephori were established by Lycurgus. I perceive no
reason ...
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... The Historical and Miscellaneous Tracts of ... Peter ...
The Ephori command him without more ado ac'rro rzpiaoou 32 Paufw. lib, 5'.
aurm, to give her a Bill of divorce, and send her going. Arcbidamm' the 17. ot"ss"'-
1'-"m-v the second House married a Wife which brought him Children ; But fault ...
Peter Heylyn, George Vernon, 1681
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The Historical and Miscellaneous Tracts of Peter Heylyn
of i" um'- 4 vthe second H-mse married a Wife which brought him Children : But
fault was found she was too little, and thereupon the Ephori condemned him in a
sum'os money; saying is meeis a'Mot Bxame'xch, that she Would' not bring them
...
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Political Philosophy: European Monarchies
XV.] EPHORAL USURPATIONS. 193 The most constant and arbitrary
interference in all departments military as well as civil, soon proved that the
Ephori had attained a power which was more than a match for both kings and
senate combined.
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Of democracy. Mixed monarchy
XV.] KPHORAL USURPATIONS. 193 The most constant and arbitrary
interference in all departments military as well as civil, soon proved that the
Ephori had attained a power which was more than a match for both kings and
senate combined.
Baron Henry Brougham Brougham and Vaux, Society of the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, London, 1849
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Of aristocracy. Aristocratic governments
XV.] KPHORAL USURPATIONS. 193 The most constant and arbitrary
interference in all departments military as well as civil, soon proved that the
Ephori had attained a power which was more than a match for both kings and
senate combined.
Baron Henry Brougham Brougham and Vaux, Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain), 1846
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Political Philosophy: Of aristocracy. Aristocratic governments
XV. EPHORAL USURPATIONS. 193 The most constant and arbitrary interference
in all departments, military as well as civil, soon proved that the Ephori had
attained a power which was more than a match for both kings and senate
combined.
Henry Brougham Baron Brougham and Vaux, 1853
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Plutarch's Lives: Translated from the Greek
For it is very commonly seen, that Men reve-' rence Those whom they Fear; and
therefore the Laeednmoninns placed the Temple of Fear by the Suffitium of the
Ephori, by which they would have it signified that they looked on their Power (t) ...
Plutarch, André Dacier, John Dryden, 1727
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Of aristocracy. Aristocratic governments
193 The most constant and arbitrary interference in all departments, military as
well as civil, soon proved that the Ephori had attained a power which was more
than a match for both kings and senate combined. They assumed the general ...
Henry Brougham Baron Brougham and Vaux, Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain), 1853
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The Origin of Laws, Arts, and Sciences, and Their Progress ...
It was resolved to give it a check, by opposing to it the power of the Ephori. This
establishment took place about 130 years after Lycurgus*. The Ephori were five
in number and remained only a year in office1. They were chosen by the people,
...
Antoine-Yves Goguet, Alexandre Conrad Fugère, 1761
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And Aristotle, in particular, adds, that the ephori, so soon as they were entered into their office, used to declare war against them, that they might ... «Antiwar.com, May 15»
