[2114] Polyb. vi. 14.
[2115] Polyb. vi. 12. 4.
[2116] VI. 15. 9 f.
[2117] Ibid. § 11.
[2118] VI. 16. 1 f. Polybius speaks of the decisions of the senate; but since that body as a whole was not a court, and since there was no appeal from either the special or the standing quaestiones, he must be thinking here of the consilia of the magistrates, which also were composed of senators.
[2119] VI. 16. 3. Doubtless he has in mind the Claudian statute of 219; p. 335.
[2120] VI. 16. 4 f.
[2121] VI. 17. 9.
[2122] P. 33, 173.
[2123] Polyb. vi. 18. 5-8; Sall. Iug. 41.