clerk
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also in the atlas: Clerk the figure
the clerk
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Against Conon
The court officer directed to read documents aloud.
Now let the clerk take the depositions establishing these facts, that you may understand that a host of people know what outrage I suffered at the hands of these men.
(To the clerk.
(To the clerk.
Against Phaenippus
The court officer instructed to read documentary evidence aloud.
) Now read me first that law which declares that no mining property shall be included in the inventory, and the challenge and then the depositions proving that this fellow Phaenippus has inherited two estates that performed public services.
Please, clerk, take the deposition of Aeantides and Theoteles to whom this fellow has declared that he owes four thousand drachmae.
(To the clerk.