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New Evidence for the Kleisthenic Boule

In 1972, J. J. Keaney and A. E. Raubitschek1 republished an account of ostracism that is found on folio 222 of the Byzantine manuscript, Vaticanus Graecus 1144, a parchment codex of the fifteenth century which contains on folios 215v225v a collection of apophthegmata, gnomai, and historical material. This manuscript was first published by Leo Sternbach in 1894,2 but its description of ostracism went unnoticed until recently. The account reads as follows: