The Athenian Constitution

Author: Aristotle

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Title: The Athenian Constitution

Author: Aristotle

Description: A history of how Athens was actually governed, from its early reforms through the democracy of Aristotle's own day, followed by a description of its offices and courts. It is the most concrete political text in the corpus.

Pages: 34

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