On faith in judges, the prime requisite of a lawyer
On etiquette (or discretion) in the court
On certain similarities and differences between judge and lawyer
On forensic oratory
On a certain immobility of judges on the bench
On the relationship between the lawyer and the truth, or on the necessary partisanship of the lawyer
On certain aberrations of clients, for which the judge should excuse the lawyer
On litigiousness
On the predilection of judges and lawyers for questions of law or for questions of fact
On sentiment and logic in judicial decisions
On the lawyer's love for the judge and vice versa
On the sorrows and sacrifices in the life of the judge
On the sorrows and sacrifices in the life of the lawyer
On the common destiny of judge and lawyer.