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 1 27|      forward for selection as jurors, rather than the men of
 2 45|       and the decision of the jurors shall be the final judgement
 3 59|       casting of lots for the jurors is conducted by all the
 4 62|  sovereign" meeting. Then the jurors at the law-courts receive
 5 63|     placed the tickets of the jurors on whom the lot falls; and
 6 63|        equal in number to the jurors required, are placed by
 7 63|     are qualified to serve as jurors, provided they are not debtors
 8 63|       if he is convicted, the jurors assess the punishment or
 9 63| alphabet up to kappa; for the jurors in their several tribes
10 64|      from alpha to kappa. The jurors cast in their tickets, each
11 64|       and thereby chooses the jurors from each tribe, room by
12 64|    according to the number of jurors required, so many white
13 64|    for any one to collect the jurors of his choice into any particular
14 65|     their staves the selected jurors take their seats in the
15 65|     back their tickets to the jurors in each court, so that these
16 66|       to him by lot.~When the jurors have come in, and have been
17 66|     of the order in which the jurors shall receive their fees,
18 66|     the object being that the jurors may be broken up into small
19 68|      of all are brought 1,500 jurors, or three courts. The ballot
20 68|    the purpose takes away the jurors staves, in return for which
21 68|    ballot balls; in these the jurors record their votes. The
22 68|       two at a time.~When the jurors are about to vote, the crier
23 69|               69~When all the jurors have voted, the attendants
24 69|  accordance with the law, the jurors receive their pay in the