dicastic
/dɪˈkæstɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of a dicastery, especially in ancient Athens, a court of law.
“The dicastic system of governance was instrumental in shaping the city-state’s laws.”
2. noun
a member of a dicastery, especially in ancient Athens, a court of law.
“The dicastic council was responsible for reviewing and passing the laws of Athens.”
3. noun
a decision or verdict of a dicastery, especially in ancient Athens, a court of law.
“The dicastic judgment was widely respected and followed by the Athenian people.”