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Dikastes

Dikastes (Greek: δικαστής, pl. δικασταί dikastai) was a legal office in ancient Greece. In the broadest sense, a dikastes was a judge or juror. However, the term usually refers more specifically to a judicial officer in ancient Athens during its democratic period who formed part of a body constitutionally empowered to judge matters of law and custom.

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Dikastes

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples36
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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related to Payment · 16
Dikastes → According, After, Aristophanes, Aristophanes' The Knights, Athenian, Athens, BCE, By, In, Payments, Pericles, Strepsiades, The, They, Those, When
related to Allotment · 7
Dikastes → During, For, If, In, Once, One, When
related to Oath · 7
Dikastes → Ardittos Hill, At, Athens, Before, Ilissos River, In Demosthenes, This
related to Selection process · 6
Dikastes → For, However, In Athens, The Athenian, To, Western

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Dikastesrelated to AllotmentOnce0.60section
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Dikastesrelated to OathArdittos Hill0.60section
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Dikastesrelated to OathIlissos River0.60section

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