"Greek Law" to "Sirechenyi Barysh" is the fifth issue of the twelfth volume of the Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th edition, which deals with various aspects of Greek law and weapons - from the classical period to later times. This part also examines in detail the issues of compliance of the laws of the ancient Greek world with the principles of justice, archaic forms of governance and their influence on the further development of the legal system. The further continuation of volume 12 covers topics from "Municipal Elections" to "Femur" - the sixth issue. This volume covers in more detail the structure and processes of municipal elections in various states, as well as the anatomy and function of the femur in various animal species. The authorship of these articles belongs to various specialists, which guarantees the depth and objectivity of the information presented. For anyone interested in studying the history, culture, and legal system of the ancient Greek world, this volume of Encyclopedia Britannica is an invaluable source of knowledge and an excellent supplemental reading.