Ἔνδειξις

If anyone¹ attempted to become an official or a juror while he was deprived of citizen rights or had debts to the public treasury which he had not discharged, any citizen who wanted could 'expose' him. Likewise [this could happen to] someone laying claim to acts or places forbidden by law, such as he who, after prostituting himself in the agora↗, was addressing the popular assembly, and also to someone unjustly slandering the dead. Then, for those who had been convicted of one of these [crimes], the jurors fix the appropriate penalty or payment.