The execution of measures decreed either by the Council or by
the people was probably carried out as a rule by special com-
missioners from amongst the Council, or by dividing the business
between the various tribes of the Council, who again subdivided
it among their members.®


Andoc., de Myst., 184. Cf. Arist. 47,2sqq. The Council, together with the
leporovol roy Geow sells the tithe-corn which had been delivered to the
Eleusinian deities: Dittenberger 18, 41 sqq.=—C.LA., IV. 27b. Payment
of the réAn: (Dem.) 59, 27. Arist. 48, 1. 2.
1 Collection of debts due to the State: Dem. 24, 96 sqq. Lex. Seguer.
199, 4 sqq. In the naval inscriptions the formula for the payment of
moneys due to the State is usually: rofiro xare8dnOn dwoddxras; once or
twice: 8 els BovNeuvripoy xaréBadev: e.g. Seeurk., X. d. 100, p. 384, 150, p. 885
=C.1.A., 803d, 89 sqq., which means the same as the first formula. Pro-
ceedings by the Council against defaulting state-debtors: Dem. ‘24, 144,
Andoc., de Myst., 98. M»vors against those who had State-monies in their
priv ate possession : Dem. 24, 11.
2 éy ry Bovdg yryvopévww éxiddcewy : Dem. 21, 161. Lists of wpoecopéporres :
Dem. 50, 8.
8 Payment of debts: Andoc., de Myst. 79. Arist. 47. Harp. dwrodéxrat.
Lex. Seguer. 198, 1 sqq. Cf. C.I.A., I. 82. Transfer of sacred monies :
Arist. 47,1. Harp.rayla:t. Poll.8, 97. Lex.Seguer. 806,7 sqq. Inventory
évavriov ris BovAjs: C.I.A., I. 82.
* (Xen.), de rep. Ath., 3,21: rhv 5 Bovdhy BovrAcKerGar—wepl Tay kara wodey
del ycyvoperwy.
