Excerpt from The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1891, Vol. 12
Apart from the presumption created by the obviously wméinuous nature of the story of constitutional changes, and apart from the external evidence afforded by citations in ancient authors, there are two arguments which make for a belief that this part of the work is from a single author; the one turns upon the literary construction of the part, the other upon the chronological scheme or system which underlies it, or seems to be implied in it.
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