55。\"Ourancestors，\"saysCicero，ProCluentio，\"wouldnotsufferanymanwhomthepartieshadnotagreedto，tobejudgeoftheleastpecuniaryaffair，muchlessofacitizen’sreputation。\"
56。SeeinthefragmentsoftheServilian，Cornelian，andotherlaws，inwhatmannertheselawsappointedjudgesforthecrimestheyproposedtopunish。Theywereoftenpitcheduponbychoice，sometimesbylot，or，infine，bylotmixedtogetherwithchoice。
57。Seneca，DeBenefic。iii。7，infine。
58。SeeQuintilian，iv，p。54，infol。ed。，Paris，1541。
59。Leg。2ff。deorig。jur。Magistrateswhowerecalleddecemvirspresidedincourt，thewholeunderapr？tor’sdirection。