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 1 13|        Archon was at the time the magistrate who possessed the greatest
 2 45|           information against any magistrate they please for not obeying
 3 48|           on the part of either a magistrate or a private individual,
 4 48|      private grounds, against any magistrate who has passed his audit
 5 48|          own name and that of the magistrate prosecuted, together with
 6 48|        bring the accounts of this magistrate once more before the law-court,
 7 53| Arbitrators, and if they find the magistrate guilty, the law enacts that
 8 54|    law-courts. If they detect any magistrate in embezzlement, the jury
 9 54| misappropriated. If they charge a magistrate with accepting bribes and
10 59|           office, challenges of a magistrate’s conduct before the Assembly,
11 66|         names into the other. The magistrate whose name is first drawn
12 66|  respective courts, the presiding magistrate in each court draws one