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'drchtologia Attics Lib.%. Cap. 4. 101
which stending in a place conspicuou?, that Come certaine
daies before the Sefiions, any Citizen might read what was
to be handled;&if any so pleased,he might at the propofell .
ofthe Law declare his mind either for or against it, asat pagP297.^
the preferring of &B1II in our High Court of Parliament, where ), Dem, orat.
it is not denycd any Burgt s or Knight of a (hire, to fpeak his Arg. cone,
opinion pro or con, either with any Whole Bill or fome part Leptinem.
thereof, or in opposition to it, or some one clause. Provided ^""f
likewise.that he, who attempted to enaft a new Statute, ^Gciiius1.3
should take care sor the disannulling os the old, that might e. 13. Is. Cal.
contradift it, otherwise he came within the compasse of listratus A-
^Fe/xI«*y£St?«iflaw,rit.os3'r«jsgre^B if the Lams: which s|j™is°rf,™
was os two sorts.First,when time is not obferved in writing qu S >.1
them a ™& t wut^ci ptgoi'oc Next when one is made thata p^j^nt!*'
is adverse to a former. And is it so hapned,that any perfwa- Livie Dec. 4.
ded the people to make a Law that was not commodious to °f Arhens.
the weale-publike, he might be quesiioned within b a years u|>i 0ra,1°
space;'but is the time was expired he could not. - Nay, g&re
they ssew Eudtmus a Cydiathenian, for bringing in a Law mulcitudinis
they liked notjscarce difserent in that one example from the allitur ulp.
tocri; among whom he that would propose a Law, fhould Jkpympi!^
do it,hh neck adorned with a halter, that if his requeft plea- »
sed not, hestraight Way powred out his foule under the *PA?-"«
hands ofthe hangman.Their Orators which are called e «A»- / Pj§- 4^3,
1 because they led the people with their Rhetoricke ,y_5' s
and ssattery, wrote Lawes and decrees, as we learne out of sib. 12.
i DetwslbentS', and therefore are they deciphered by S Alht-
tt£Us} h Ktpvns $ w 4«P'<rp.*7k y&^PTis,
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CAP. Mi
Pi Comitiis. Km* & Su'j-kmit©- 'lUjtaiisso tfv."
He Affemblies were called by the Prjtams foure yp0l.j, g.'c.^*
tiroes in five and thirty dayes. s In the sirft they confir- Sect^.p.???
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which stending in a place conspicuou?, that Come certaine
daies before the Sefiions, any Citizen might read what was
to be handled;&if any so pleased,he might at the propofell .
ofthe Law declare his mind either for or against it, asat pagP297.^
the preferring of &B1II in our High Court of Parliament, where ), Dem, orat.
it is not denycd any Burgt s or Knight of a (hire, to fpeak his Arg. cone,
opinion pro or con, either with any Whole Bill or fome part Leptinem.
thereof, or in opposition to it, or some one clause. Provided ^""f
likewise.that he, who attempted to enaft a new Statute, ^Gciiius1.3
should take care sor the disannulling os the old, that might e. 13. Is. Cal.
contradift it, otherwise he came within the compasse of listratus A-
^Fe/xI«*y£St?«iflaw,rit.os3'r«jsgre^B if the Lams: which s|j™is°rf,™
was os two sorts.First,when time is not obferved in writing qu S >.1
them a ™& t wut^ci ptgoi'oc Next when one is made thata p^j^nt!*'
is adverse to a former. And is it so hapned,that any perfwa- Livie Dec. 4.
ded the people to make a Law that was not commodious to °f Arhens.
the weale-publike, he might be quesiioned within b a years u|>i 0ra,1°
space;'but is the time was expired he could not. - Nay, g&re
they ssew Eudtmus a Cydiathenian, for bringing in a Law mulcitudinis
they liked notjscarce difserent in that one example from the allitur ulp.
tocri; among whom he that would propose a Law, fhould Jkpympi!^
do it,hh neck adorned with a halter, that if his requeft plea- »
sed not, hestraight Way powred out his foule under the *PA?-"«
hands ofthe hangman.Their Orators which are called e «A»- / Pj§- 4^3,
1 because they led the people with their Rhetoricke ,y_5' s
and ssattery, wrote Lawes and decrees, as we learne out of sib. 12.
i DetwslbentS', and therefore are they deciphered by S Alht-
tt£Us} h Ktpvns $ w 4«P'<rp.*7k y&^PTis,
T
CAP. Mi
Pi Comitiis. Km* & Su'j-kmit©- 'lUjtaiisso tfv."
He Affemblies were called by the Prjtams foure yp0l.j, g.'c.^*
tiroes in five and thirty dayes. s In the sirft they confir- Sect^.p.???
N 3 med