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 1 3 |           They had power to decide cases finally on their own authority,
 2 35|            existing limitations in cases of insanity, old age, and
 3 39|            homicide, including all cases in which one party had either
 4 42|        though exception is made in cases of actions concerning inheritances
 5 43|        either class, together with cases in which an individual has
 6 48|       local justices who introduce cases for the tribe concerned,
 7 52|            province, but some such cases are brought up by the Thesmothetae.~
 8 52|           also five Introducers of Cases (Eisagogeis), elected by
 9 52|         who bring up the "monthly" cases to the law-courts. "Monthly"
10 52|          the law-courts. "Monthly" cases are these: refusal to pay
11 52|        capital to start with; also cases of slander, cases arising
12 52|             also cases of slander, cases arising out of friendly
13 52|         loans or partnerships, and cases concerned with slaves, cattle,
14 52|            brought up as "monthly" cases and are introduced by these
15 52|       perform the same function in cases for or against the farmers
16 52|            law-courts as "monthly" cases.~
17 53|            suitors bring all other cases. Formerly they were thirty
18 53|         have full powers to decide cases in which the amount at issue
19 53|        function it is to introduce cases on behalf of the tribe of
20 53|         hundred and one members in cases up to the value of a thousand
21 53|            four hundred and one in cases above that value. No laws
22 57|          the Areopagus; so also in cases of killing by poison, and
23 57|          arson. These are the only cases heard by that Council. Cases
24 57|       cases heard by that Council. Cases of unintentional homicide,
25 57|          near the shore. All these cases, except those which are
26 57|          tribe-kings also hear the cases in which the guilt rests
27 58|          his duty to receive these cases and divide them into ten
28 58|          magistrates who introduce cases for the tribe hand them
29 58|       however, brings up in person cases in which an alien is charged
30 59|           certain private suits in cases of merchandise and mines,
31 59|      whether for private or public cases. They ratify commercial
32 59|         treaties, and bring up the cases which arise out of such
33 59|             and they also bring up cases of perjury from the Areopagus.
34 67| preliminaries being concluded, the cases are called on. If it is
35 67|            it is a day for private cases, the private litigants are
36 67|         litigants are called. Four cases are taken in each of the
37 67|        measured day is employed in cases when imprisonment, death,
38 68|          necessary to bring public cases before a jury of 1,000 members,
39 68|        purpose, the most important cases of all are brought 1,500