The sources of Against Timocrates

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against timocrates 41 sources

Alien acts · Androtion’s tax-collection decrees · Aristophon decree appointing a commission of inquiry · Athenian precedents against objectionable statutes under Evander · Beneficial statutes of Solon and Draco · Council oath containing the no-imprisonment formula · Crown inscriptions of allied dedications and victories · Diocles’ law on effective dates of statutes · Epicrates decree on the Panathenian Legislative Committee · Euctemon’s decree · Existing statutes on doubled and tenfold debts · Hypothetical second law canceling bail under Timocrates’ law · Law against petitions concerning sentences before payment · Law barring reconsideration of prior judgments and adjudications · Law forbidding contrary laws without repeal and substitution · Law imposing death for debasing currency · Law invalidating acts and judgments under the Thirty Tyrants · Law of Timocrates · Law of Timocrates allowing sureties for debtors · Law requiring six-thousand-vote permission for franchise restoration or debt remission · Law requiring universal application of laws · Law validating judgments under democratic government · Laws Concerning Theft, Maltreatment of Parents, and Desertion · Laws giving juries discretion over corporal or pecuniary penalties · Locrian eye-for-eye law · Locrian legislative procedure · Locrian one-eyed man statute · Made by direction of Androtion inscription · Oath of the Heliasts · Observation that laws are the character of the State · Old-established laws after the archonship of Eucleides · Ratification of Laws · Solon’s saying on laws as the currency of the State · Statute on imprisonment of Athenian citizens offering three sureties · Statute requiring equal application of laws to every citizen · Statutes and decrees of the People of Athens and the Council of Five-hundred · Statutes applicable to tax-farmers · Statutes assigning enemy property to the State · Statutes enacted by Solon · Timocrates’ prior law on imprisonment until payment of pecuniary penalties · law providing punishments for would-be criminals

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1. The Rights of War and Peace Hugo Grotius 1 authority 1 citation

   ch. 11

   Cited as the vehicle transmitting Solon's law on theft.

   The old law of Solon, to which Demosthenes, in his speech against Timocrates, appeals, agrees with it.