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Choose a Page:DemocracyDay-to-day Running of the City*Jurors Ticket*BallotsWater ClockAnti-tyrannyOstrakaPicking Jurors Jurors Ticket Once a juror had been selected for duty for a year, he was given a ticket with his name on it. He handed it in when he entered the court and it was given back at the end of the trial with his pay.   Previous: Back Book: The Greeks Section: Spotlight on Ancient Greeks Chapter: Democracy