Obs. [f. L. Areopag-us + -Y.] A conclave, a secret tribunal.
1646. Sir T. Browne, Pseud. Ep., 39. It was not in the power of earth, or Areopagy of hell to work them from it. Ibid. (1682), Chr. Mor., 101. Conscience … sits in the areopagy and dark tribunal of our hearts.
