History · 1891
The Athenian Constitution
The Constitution of Athens, in sixty-nine parts
Translated by Frederic G. Kenyon (1891)
The one surviving 'constitution' of the 158 that Aristotle's school compiled: a history of Athenian government from Draco and Solon to the fall of the Thirty and the restored democracy, followed by an account of how the city's offices and law courts worked in Aristotle's own day.
Contents · 69 parts
- Part 11 paragraph
- Part 21 paragraph
- Part 32 paragraphs
- Part 41 paragraph
- Part 55 paragraphs
- Part 61 paragraph
- Part 73 paragraphs
- Part 81 paragraph
- Part 91 paragraph
- Part 101 paragraph
- Part 111 paragraph
- Part 1213 paragraphs
- Part 131 paragraph
- Part 141 paragraph
- Part 151 paragraph
- Part 161 paragraph
- Part 171 paragraph
- Part 181 paragraph
- Part 193 paragraphs
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- Part 221 paragraph
- Part 231 paragraph
- Part 241 paragraph
- Part 251 paragraph
- Part 261 paragraph
- Part 271 paragraph
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- Part 291 paragraph
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- Part 311 paragraph
- Part 321 paragraph
- Part 331 paragraph
- Part 341 paragraph
- Part 351 paragraph
- Part 361 paragraph
- Part 371 paragraph
- Part 381 paragraph
- Part 391 paragraph
- Part 401 paragraph
- Part 411 paragraph
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