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Choose a Page:Democracy*Day-to-day Running of the City*Jurors TicketBallotsWater ClockAnti-tyrannyOstrakaPicking Jurors Day-to-day Running of the City In between meetings of the Assembly, 50 citizens were on call day and night for a month at a time. They lived in a circular building, the Tholos, on the corner of the Agora.   Previous: Back Book: The Greeks Section: Spotlight on Ancient Greeks Chapter: Democracy