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 1 25|            to the Assembly and the law-courts. In this revolution he was
 2 27|   institute pay for service in the law-courts, as a bid for popular favour
 3 35|           the supreme power of the law-courts. In this they claimed to
 4 41|            the Assembly and by the law-courts, in which it holds the supreme
 5 42|        free man, he appeals to the law-courts, and the demesmen appoint
 6 45|          there is an appeal to the law-courts if the Council declare the
 7 45|         they have an appeal to the law-courts. In all these matters, therefore,
 8 46| condemnation hands him over to the law-courts.~
 9 48|        passed his audit before the law-courts, within three days of his
10 49|           is done by a jury in the law-courts appointed by lot, since
11 52|          bring the case before the law-courts; if the prisoners are acquitted,
12 52|           also bring up before the law-courts the list of farms and houses
13 52|         the "monthly" cases to the law-courts. "Monthly" cases are these:
14 52|         amount they bring into the law-courts as "monthly" cases.~
15 53|         the parties appeals to the law-courts, the Arbitrators enclose
16 54|         for examination before the law-courts. If they detect any magistrate
17 56|          bring the case before the law-courts. He also leases the houses
18 62|             Then the jurors at the law-courts receive three obols; and
19 63|              63~The juries for the law-courts are chosen by lot by the