Ἐπὶ Παλλαδίῳ

A lawcourt at Athens↗, where the Ephetai used to judge cases of involuntary homicide. For when Argives were sailing from Ilion↗ and put in at Phaleron↗, the Athenians failed to recognize them and killed them. Later, once Akamas had discovered [this] and the Palladion had been found, they set up a lawcourt there in accordance with an oracle, as Phanodemos [relates].¹ Kleitodemos, however, says that after Agamemnon had been brought to Athens↗ with the Palladion, Demophon stole the Palladion and killed many of the pursuers; and Agamemnon was displeased, and promised a judgement from fifty Athenians and fifty Argives, whom he called Ephetai because of the fact that making the judgement was entrusted [e)feqh=nai], to both groups.²