He who is found to possess what is not entered in the registers, in addition to the confiscation of such property shall be proceeded against by law, and if he be cast he shall lose his share in the public property and in distributions of money; and his sentence shall be inscribed in some public place.

The guardians are to continue in office twenty years only, and to commence holding office at fifty years, or if elected at sixty they are not to remain after seventy.
Generals have now to be elected, and commanders of horse and brigadiers of foot.

The generals shall be natives of the city, proposed by the guardians of the law, and elected by those who are or have been of the age for military service.

Any one may challenge the person nominated and start another candidate, whom he affirms upon oath to be better qualified.

The three who obtain the greatest number of votes shall be elected.