Dome
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
Doom. [Sax. dom.] In old English law. Judgment or sentence. "So help me God at the holy dome, and by this book." The oath of a juror, mentioned in the Black book of the Admiralty. Molloy de Jur. Mar. 104. "So help me God at his holy dome, and by my trowthe." The homager's oath in the Black book of Hereford.
Blount.
The reversal of judgment or sentence was in old Scotch law called falsing of domes. Cowell, voc.
Domesmen.