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    Therippides

    historical figure · 3 works · 3 mentions · 9 anchored passages

    Therippides of Paeania

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    Therippides of Paeania1 mention

    Against Aphobus I (Greek)

    Therippides two talents;
    against aphobus i

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    Against Aphobus IClassical · Greek

    One of the three guardians, a family friend rather than a relative, entrusted with the interest on seventy minae of the estate.

    Therippides two talents;
    against aphobus i
    Furthermore, he charges me with money which he has paid to Therippides for the hire of three slaves of his who were in my factory.
    against aphobus i
    Therippides, however, who had charge of the slaves for seven years, has submitted an account of eleven minae a year, four minae a year less than it should have been;
    against aphobus i

    Against Aphobus IIClassical · Greek

    One of the three guardians appointed over the speaker's estate, who received seventy minae from the father and was involved in the slave-hire business.

    At the same time he gave to Therippides the seventy minae, and betrothed my mother to the defendant with her portion of eighty minae, and placed me on his knees.
    against aphobus ii
    For two years he conducted the business of the factory and paid to Therippides the hire of the slaves, but to me, though he took the profits for two years, amounting to thirty minae, he has turned over neither that sum nor the interest upon it.
    against aphobus ii
    But Aphobus, though admitting that he was sent for by my father, and though he came to the house, declares that he did not come into the presence of my father, who had sent for him, nor enter into any agreement in regard to these matters, but merely heard Demophon read a document and Therippides say that my father made these arrangements;
    against aphobus ii

    Against Aphobus IIIClassical · Greek

    One of Demosthenes's three guardians and co-trustee, also a witness regarding Aphobus's handling of the mother's marriage-portion.

    and that Therippides should enjoy the interest on seventy minae until I should reach manhood.
    oedipus at colonus
    Secondly, Demo, his uncle, and the rest of the witnesses who were present, testified that he agreed to supply my mother with maintenance, as being in possession of her portion.
    against aphobus iii
    I instituted suit, men of the jury, against Demophon, Therippides and the plaintiff for breach of trust in their guardianship, for I had been defrauded by them of all my inheritance.
    against aphobus iii