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 1 9 |   inevitably occurred, and the courts had to decide in every matter,
 2 29|        summoned him before the courts, he should, on an information
 3 47|       and sold by order of the courts; for these too come within
 4 59|        cast lots to assign the courts to the various magistrates,
 5 63|     are ten entrances into the courts, one for each tribe; twenty
 6 63|         equal in number to the courts which require to be filled.
 7 63|      required to attend at the courts, the servant puts up above
 8 64|    many in number as there are courts to be filled that day, bearing
 9 64|     bearing the letters of the courts on which the lot has fallen.~
10 66|                66~When all the courts are full, two ballot boxes
11 66|     the colours of the several courts, and other dice inscribed
12 66|   assigned to their respective courts, the presiding magistrate
13 68|                 68~Most of the courts consist of 500 members...;
14 68|     jury of 1,000 members, two courts combine for the purpose,
15 68| brought 1,500 jurors, or three courts. The ballot balls are made