English poem
Xi. 350
by James Williams (1822–1892)
Remember justice and her yoke, and know That 'gainst the wicked votes of "Guilty" go. Thou trustest in thy cunning speech, thy power Of speaking words that vary with the hour. Hope what thou wilt, thy trifling tricks are vain, Thou canst not make the path of law less plain.
Agathias.