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[2] rei subsellium: the defendant's bench; cf. Cael. ap. Cic. Fam. 8.8.1invocatus ad subsellia rei occurro.” Egnatius was one of the friends gathered (advocati) to lend the defendant their support at the trial, and ought to have assumed the expression of countenance that would have accorded with the pathetic character of the counsel's speech and have aided in influencing the judges,—but he grins.


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