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    exchange of estates

    event · 2 works · 2 mentions · 4 anchored passages

    exchange · offer to exchange · tendering of exchanges · the exchange

    spoken of as

    1 expression

    The Exchange of Estates1 mention

    Against Aphobus II (Greek)

    For when I was on the point of instituting this suit against them they attacked me by having an exchange of estates tendered me, in order that, if I accepted it, I might not be allowed to pursue my action against them, since (they thought) this suit would then belong to the one tendering the exchange;
    the first vintage of the form of heat

    in the texts

    Against Aphobus IIClassical · Greek

    A legal procedure whereby a wealthier citizen could challenge another to exchange properties or take on a public burden, used here by the guardians to try to obstruct the speaker's lawsuit.

    For when I was on the point of instituting this suit against them they attacked me by having an exchange of estates tendered me, in order that, if I accepted it, I might not be allowed to pursue my action against them, since (they thought) this suit would then belong to the one tendering the exchange;
    the first vintage of the form of heat

    Against PhaenippusClassical · Greek

    The antidosis procedure by which one public-service taxpayer challenges another to exchange estates or assume duties.

    Yet, although he had obtained both his requests from me, Phaenippus did not present himself on either of these days;
    against phaenippus
    For you will find, men of the jury, that this fellow Phaenippus began from the very first day to act in utter disregard of right.
    chapter 1
    I invoke many blessings, men of the jury, first upon all of you, and then also upon Solon, who established the law about the exchange of estates.
    against phaenippus