The Iudicium quinquevirale, - Coster, Charles Henry (The Mediaeval Academy of America, Kraus Reprint, 1935)
The Iudicium quinquevirale was a judiciary committee of the Roman Senate, formed to deal only with cases in wich magnates were accused of very serious crimes. This court of criminal jurisdiction was established by a statute contained in the Codex Theodosianus IX, 1, 13 which was read in the Senate on 11 February 376. cf. p. v, 26 and 28.
The Iudicium quinquevirale was a judiciary committee of the Roman Senate, formed to deal only with cases in which magnates were accused of very serious crimes. This court of criminal jurisdiction was established by a statute contained in the Codex Theodosianus IX, 1, 13, which was read in the senate on 11 February 376, cf. p. v. 26 and 28.
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"Notes": p. 65-82.