168 .-- The king is declared guilty by 683 votes; 37 abstain from voting, as judges; of these 37, 26, either as individuals or legislators, declare the king guilty.

None of the other 11 declare him innocent.] [Footnote 3333: "Dictionnaire biographique," by Eymery, 1807 (4 vols).
The situation of the conventionists who survive the Revolution may here be ascertained.

Most of them will become civil or criminal judges, prefects, commissaries of police, heads of bureaus, post-office employees, or registry clerks, collectors, review-inspectors, etc.

The following is the proportion of regicides among those thus in office: Out of 23 prefects 21 voted for the king'' death; 42 out of 43 magistrates voted for it, the 43rd being ill at the time of the sentence.

Of 5 senators 4 voted for his death, and 14 deputies out of 16.