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 1     IV, XIII|      then they cannot sit in the law-courts or in the assembly. concerning (
 2     IV, XIII| attending the assemblies and the law-courts, and they inflict no penalty
 3     IV, XVI |         on which the variedes of law-courts depend: The persons from
 4     IV, XVI |      only? (2) how many kinds of law-courts are there? (3) are the judges
 5     IV, XVI |      determine how many kinds of law-courts there are. There are eight
 6     IV, XVI |          both.~In how many forms law-courts can be established has now
 7      V, VI  |       club; or, again, where the law-courts are composed of persons
 8      V, VI  |        arose out of decisions of law-courts upon a charge of adultery;
 9     VI, I   |          various arrangements of law-courts and state offices, and which
10     VI, I   |          oligarchically, and the law-courts aristocratically, or when
11     VI, II  |          then it is given to the law-courts and to the stated assemblies,
12     VI, IV  |       scrutinies, and sit in the law-courts, but that the great offices
13     VI, V   |      property confiscated in the law-courts in order to please the people.
14     VI, V   |          few assemblies, and the law-courts should consist of many persons,
15     VI, V   |      going for a few days to the law-courts. Where there are revenues