Note 439 — Book XII.
John Beames translation
Ad Justicias. Justicia, a Justice, or Judge, or, as it has in subsequent times been written, Justiciarius. (Vide Selden op. Omn. 1669. Madox’s Exch. 24. &c.) Mr. Selden considers the use of this term by Glanville as a proof, that the work itself is of the age of Henry the 2nd, as we have already observed, in our introductory address to the Reader.