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 1     II, V  |           now existing in states, suits about contracts, convictions
 2     II, V  |           citizens. But if so the suits and quarrels, and all the
 3     II, XI |        the practice of having all suits tried by the magistrates,
 4     II, XII|    nothing remarkable, except the suits against false witnesses.
 5    III, I  | definition of a citizen, and best suits all those who are generally
 6    III, I  |           extraordinary ones; and suits are distributed by sections
 7    III, I  |    instance, the Ephors determine suits about contracts, which they
 8     IV, XVI|           be (8) courts for small suits about sums of a drachma
 9     IV, XVI|       need be said of these small suits, nor of the courts for homicide
10      V, III|        people through fear of the suits that were brought against
11      V, V  |       they, in consequence of the suits which were brought against