Upon this the same ephor asked him whether he repented of what he had done. |
With these words he, as ephor, himself put the question to the assembly of the Lacedaemonians. |
Chilo, the Lacedaemonian ephor, is placed also among the seven. |
The ephor was a magistrate of Sparta who contained and controlled the kings. |
In 560 he acted as ephor, an office which he is even said to have founded. |
Fixed antiquities must be reported by the discoverer to the ephor General or one of the ephors of antiquities or other official. |