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 1     II, VIII|    instituted a single final court of appeal, to which all
 2     II, VIII|      might be referred; this court he formed of elders chosen
 3     II, IX  | kings have been compelled to court them, so that, in this way
 4    III, XI  |    or ecclesiast, but in the court, and the senate, and the
 5     IV, XV  |    one has ever brought into court the meaning of the word,
 6     IV, XVI |  eight in number: One is the court of audits or scrutinies;
 7     IV, XVI |    and there may be a fourth court (d) in which murderers who
 8     IV, XVI |    their return; such as the Court of Phreatto is said to be
 9      V, IV  |     reputation gained by the court of the Areopagus, in the
10     VI, VIII|  already in office, when one court has given judgement, another