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 1 6 |       bring his suit in the common court, and if he obtain a verdict
 2 6 |           have recourse to another court; and if the two courts cannot
 3 6 |            reason there shall be a court of law in every tribe, and
 4 6 |      judgment shall rest with that court which, as we maintain, has
 5 6 |           admit: this shall be the court established for those who
 6 6 |      written up, if he cannot in a court of law convict those who
 7 8 |            let them bring him into court, and if he be convicted
 8 8 |       stealth or by force, let the court determine what he ought
 9 9 |        guardians of the law, and a court selected by merit from the
10 9 |          are to be brought into to court, how the summonses are to
11 9 | compensation for the injury as the court deciding the cause shall
12 9 |            three years, unless the court assign him a longer term.
13 9 |           hipparchs shall form the court in such cases.~Laws are
14 10|           him before the appointed court according to the law; and
15 10|            if any one be cast, the court shall estimate the punishment
16 10|         things be condemned by the court to be bound according to
17 10|         they bring the matter into court and prosecute the offender
18 11|            when it is brought into court, if it be registered in
19 11|    regulation, and is brought into court and convicted, he shall
20 11|           a column in front of the court of the wardens of the agora,
21 11|           place on a column in the court of the wardens of the city
22 11|           his adversaries into the court of the select judges, and
23 11|           may bring him before the court of select judges, and punish
24 11|           of that inflicted by the court. And if a guardian appears
25 11|          bring him before the same court, and whatever damages are
26 11|          of them be convicted, the court shall determine what he
27 11|           he be convicted, let the court determine what he shall
28 11|           them be brought before a court in which every single one
29 11|     offender be convicted, let the court determine what he ought
30 11|           be a private person, the court shall determine what he
31 11|         the previous case, let the court fix what he ought to pay
32 11|           or in the agora, or in a court of justice, or in any public
33 11|         double the value which the court fixes as the price of the
34 11|   magistrates hand him over to the court, and if he be convicted
35 11|           let him be judged in the court of select judges; and if
36 11|           he be convicted, let the court determine whether he may
37 11|          from contentiousness, the court shall fix a time during
38 12|            If any one convict in a court of law a stranger or a slave
39 12|           public property, let the court determine what punishment
40 12|    military matters. Moreover, the court shall further determine
41 12|            In the first place, the court shall be composed of the
42 12|           be added, as well as the court of select judges; and let
43 12|          and bring them before the court, until they are willing
44 12|            if he be convicted in a court of law of interfering about
45 12|          judges. And in the second court there shall be judges of
46 12|           on proceeding to a third court, then if he win he shall
47 12|         previously satisfied), the court shall follow up the case,
48 12|     authority bring him before the court of the guardians of the