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grbs-6581	Rhodes, P. J.	Notes on Voting in Athens	1981	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3947	158	69	Hansen prefers to think that the Athenians followed the same practice as the Swiss Landsgemeinden: that all the candidates for one tribe's place would be named, first votes would be invited for each can­ didate in turn, then the least popular in the first vote would be eliminated and votes would be invited for each of the remainder in 32 E.g., Staveley (supra n.17) 179-81. 21 Meiggs/Lewis 86.13-16 (IG P 104), restored from law apud [Dem.143.57. RHODES, P. J., Notes on Voting in Athens , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 22:2 (1981:Summer) p.125 P. J. RHODES 129 at their decisions by majority vote, and I should guess that from the time of Draco they voted by ballot: the Areopagus is repre­ sented as using ballots in Aeschylus' Eumenides.	cache/grbs-6581.pdf	txt/grbs-6581.txt