graphē paranomōn (γραφὴ παρανόμων)
in Athens was a prosecution for the offence of proposing a law or decree which was contrary to an existing law in form or content. As soon as the accuser made a sworn statement (ὑπωμοσία) that he intended to bring a ... ...
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