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Cn. Pompeius Magnus being Consul ordained,* 1.1 that the Iudges should bee elected out of the wealthiest Centuries, tying the election notwithstanding to those three degrees of people, namely Senatours, Gentlemen, & Martiall Trea∣surers; also he added that the number of Iudges to examine causes should be seaventy and fiue.
Cic. in Pison.