[N]o single citizen should stand on such an eminence that he could not be required to answer according to law. Nothing contributed more towards maintaining liberty for all than the power of putting the most powerful citizen on his trial. What business, it was asked could be entrusted to any man, if he had not to render an account for it? If a man cannot submit to laws which are the same for all, no force which may be employed against him is unlawful. - Livy, "The Trial of Scipio," The History of Rome, circa 28 B. C. Based on the information in the excerpt, in what way is the trial of this war hero a step in the development of the rule of law? It showed a commitment to protecting the innocence of the accused O It demonstrated the importance of having lawyers in trials It proved that a trial by a jury was common It illustrated the idea that no citizen was above the law