Aliquis non debet esse Iudex in pro∣pria causa: immo iniquum est, aliquem sui rei esse iudicem. Lib. 8. 118. vide li∣tera. I iniquam, &c.
No man ought to be iudge in his cause: yea it is a partiall or vnequall thing,
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Aliquis non debet esse Iudex in pro∣pria causa: immo iniquum est, aliquem sui rei esse iudicem. Lib. 8. 118. vide li∣tera. I iniquam, &c.
No man ought to be iudge in his cause: yea it is a partiall or vnequall thing,
that any one should be iudge in his owne matter. sée I. iniquum.