(1) The true English word for "arbitrator," or "umpire." See
"Job" ix. 33 -- "Neither is there any daysman betwixt us,
that might lay his hand upon us both." See also Holland's
"Translations of Livy", Page 137 -- "A more shameful
precedent for the time to come: namely, that umpires and
dates-men should convert the thing in suit unto their own
and proper vantage."