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Lesbos (Greece) (search for this): speech 5, section 47
ikewise be tried at Athens, while the Milesian Decree （I.G. i2. 22） allows the local courts a jurisdiction extending only to cases which do not involve a penalty of more than 100 drachmas. It should be borne in mind, however, that although the trial of Euxitheus himself took place at Athens, the choice of such a forum was not necessarily determined by a similar decree transferring the criminal jurisdiction of the Mytilenean courts to Athens. Such a decree doubtless existed; but those which have survived appear to envisage only those cases in which the parties were both members of a subject-state, and it is very probable, though nowhere explicitly stated, that Herodes was not a native Lesbian, but an Athenian citizen resident in Lesbos as a cleruch. If so, there is nothing to prevent our supposing that the trial would have taken place in Athens in any event. You thought fit to let the present court decide the merits of his statements; but you pass judgement on his acts yourselv
Athens (Greece) (search for this): speech 5, section 47
friends on security, or else handed him over to the magistrates of Athens in order that his fate might be decided by a court. As it was, younscriptions confirms this. Decrees regulating the relation between Athens and certain members of her confederacy have survived, from which itall cases of treason involving capital punishment shall be tried at Athens, the Chalcidian Decree （I.G. i2. 39） that cases arising from the euand involving exile, death, or a)timi/a, shall likewise be tried at Athens, while the Milesian Decree （I.G. i2. 22） allows the local courts a however, that although the trial of Euxitheus himself took place at Athens, the choice of such a forum was not necessarily determined by a sim transferring the criminal jurisdiction of the Mytilenean courts to Athens. Such a decree doubtless existed; but those which have survived ag to prevent our supposing that the trial would have taken place in Athens in any event. You thought fit to let the present court decide the