The jurors' oath
Athenian civic institution
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Against Alcibiades 1 Lysias 1 citation · 3 passages
The speaker invokes the jurors' sworn oath as a binding authority for how they must vote.
Wherefore you ought now to condemn this man as one whom you have judged to be a hereditary enemy of the city, and to set neither pity nor forgiveness nor any favour above the established laws and the oaths that you have sworn.
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On the Property of Aristophanes Lysias 1 citation
The oath sworn by jurors is invoked as the legal authority that should guide the verdict.
and I request you with all the insistence in my power to give us a kindly hearing to the end, and to deliver the verdict that you may esteem best for you and most agreeable to your oaths.
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