Works, Volume 9J. Stockdale, 1807 |
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... Archon fat in a tribunal , where every cafe was generally decided by a kind of political law , to which no precedents were applied , and from which no rules were deduced ; whereas Your Lordship prefided in a court where the great ...
... Archon fat in a tribunal , where every cafe was generally decided by a kind of political law , to which no precedents were applied , and from which no rules were deduced ; whereas Your Lordship prefided in a court where the great ...
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... Archon who gave the complainant the power of impleading his antagonist , pre- scribed the proper form of the action , of which the Athenians had a great variety , and , to use their term , admitted the caufe into court ; after which ...
... Archon who gave the complainant the power of impleading his antagonist , pre- scribed the proper form of the action , of which the Athenians had a great variety , and , to use their term , admitted the caufe into court ; after which ...
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... Archon then enquired into the nature of that evidence , afked the parties , if they were prepared with their witneffes , and what was the number of them ; for , if either of them was un- prepared and could offer upon oath a juft ex ...
... Archon then enquired into the nature of that evidence , afked the parties , if they were prepared with their witneffes , and what was the number of them ; for , if either of them was un- prepared and could offer upon oath a juft ex ...
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... Archons , called Thefmothetæ , ge- nerally fat , crowned with myrtle , for the pur- pofe of receiving complaints from perfons in- jured , of directing procefs , examining the par- ties , allowing or difallowing the action , and ...
... Archons , called Thefmothetæ , ge- nerally fat , crowned with myrtle , for the pur- pofe of receiving complaints from perfons in- jured , of directing procefs , examining the par- ties , allowing or difallowing the action , and ...
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... Archon was often difobeyed : contumacious perfons were declared infamous , a fentence no lefs dreadful to an Athe- nian , than outlawry to an Englishman . When both parties were confronted before the magiftrate , he proceeded to a ...
... Archon was often difobeyed : contumacious perfons were declared infamous , a fentence no lefs dreadful to an Athe- nian , than outlawry to an Englishman . When both parties were confronted before the magiftrate , he proceeded to a ...
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