Book, Paragraph

1     II, XI | practice of having all suits tried by the magistrates, and
2     IV, VII|     of men who are good when tried by any given standard. In
3     IV, XVI|   have fled from justice are tried after their return; such
4     IV, XVI|     kinds of homicide may be tried either by the same or by
5     IV, XVI|   single class of causes are tried, the judges who decide them
6     IV, XVI|      in which all causes are tried, is democratical; the second,
7      V, I  |      a kind of justice, but, tried by an absolute standard,
8      V, XII|   himself to be summoned and tried before the Areopagus.)~Next
9     VI, V  |  secondly, causes are better tried, for wealthy persons, although