- pedaulus
- A Roman judge of lower rank who tried trivial causes.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
pedaulus
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pedaulus — /padolas/ (Lat. Pes foot). In civil law, a judge who sat at the foot of the tribunal, i.e. on the lowest seats, ready to try matters of little moment at command of the praetor … Black's law dictionary
