467. 1.57. Bull. 15, p. 846. 3856. See the list in Hartel., Stud. ab. att. Staats-
recht. u. Urkundenw., 185. C.I.A., II. 368, he pays é« rwy els ra xara Yndlopara
dvadioxopévwy rp Shyy, a fund which was formerly controlled by the raylas
roo Sipov. The raplas trav orparwrixw» is also (C.I.A., II. 884) meant where,
in the time of the Chremonidean war, we read 11. 9 sqq.: (Srws &» xpnudrwv
w)opobévruw Exe d raplas pepliew rd (Sedueva, va x)arda tov xarddorrov xpivoy TOU
éviaurod cuvx(omcOworr ol ex yijs? x)aprol ner’ dogpadelas. So Bull. 15, 849. 8350/1,
where mention is made of the raylas only. The raptas supplies funds in
conjunction with 6 éwt ry dioa«poe: C.LA., II. 327. ’Apx. Serr. 1891, pp. 44/6. -
Bull. 15. p. 855.
2 That the office of the éxl rg diocxnjoe did not yet exist between 329 and
822, is proved by the silence of Aristotle. For even if it be supposed that
chapter 60 was followed by the account of the offices mentioned in chap. 43,
1, yet mention of the éxl r7 doxhoe, if he had at that time existed, must
have been made in chap. 48, 1. See also B. Keil, in the Berl. phil. Wochenschr.
1891, pp. 614/5. There is no notice of the Apodectai after the time of Deme-
trios of Phaleron ; last mention 325 s.c.: C.LA., II. 809. c. 70 sqq. e, 147 sqq.
Spangenberg, de Atheniens. publ. institutis aetate Macedonum commulatis, p. 48,
thinks that they wére abolished by that Demetrios. The first éwi rp
dorxjoec mentioned in inscriptions is Habron, the gon of Lycurgus: C.LA.,
II. 167. That this inscription is later than 807 (see Wachsmuth, d. St.
