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grbs-5261	Carawan, Edwin M.	Apophasis and Eisangelia: The Rôle of the Areopagus in Athenian Political Trials	1985	26	.pdf	application/pdf	13229	543	57	The Areopagus continued to exercise right of initiative in some areas of jurisdiction, not relying upon citizen-prosecutors, into the fourth century; c/ Kahrstedt (supra n.l) 211f. CARAWAN, EDWIN M., Apophasis and Eisangelia: The Rôle of the Areopagus in Athenian Political Trials , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 26:2 (1985:Summer) p.115 118 APOPHASIS AND EISANGELIA as in eisangeliai to the archons, the plaintiff made denunciation and the magistrates carried out the investigation and gave final verdict.7 Eisangelia to the Areopagus was the only appeal from an archon's unjust verdict, and in these impeachments the Areopagites held sole authority.s In the fourth century this procedure was evidently inter­ preted as a precedent for apophasis, in which the Areopagus acted as a commission of inquiry for the ecc/esia and the courts of the people. Finally, the verdict of the Areopagus was essentially different from the rul­ ings of other archons in anakriseis in other procedures.	cache/grbs-5261.pdf	txt/grbs-5261.txt