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Athens (Greece) (search for this): speech 20, section 22
abolishing the immunities, would provide only 3 more each year; i.e. 3 citizens out of 60 would be relieved annually. In case of a real shortage of qualified contributors, Demosthenes would prefer the adoption of the system, first instituted for the trierarchy in 357, whereby the 1200 were divided into 20 companies （summori/ai） of 60 each, further subdivided into syndicates （sunte/leiai）, each responsible for one ship. This was the system reformed at a later date by Demosthenes himself. is it worth our while to excite the distrust of all? But surely we must know this, that as long as Athens stands, there will be plenty of citizens, without fail, to perform the services, but not a soul will want to do us a good turn, if he sees our previous benefactors w
1200 AD (search for this): speech 20, section 22
order, then, that we may have thirty more men for the public services, spread over the whole period,As there was a list of 300 citizens qualified for theproeisfora/and of 1200 for the trierarchy, we may perhaps assume a list of 600 for the regular services. At the rate of 60 a year, it would take 10 years to work through the list, if the contributors were called upon ut of 60 would be relieved annually. In case of a real shortage of qualified contributors, Demosthenes would prefer the adoption of the system, first instituted for the trierarchy in 357, whereby the 1200 were divided into 20 companies （summori/ai） of 60 each, further subdivided into syndicates （sunte/leiai）, each responsible for one ship. This was the system reformed at a later date by Demosthenes h