Falsafa

Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    The Prosecution

    group · 4 works · 5 mentions · 16 anchored passages

    the prosecution · my accusers · the accusers · the prosecutor · accusers · enemies · informers · our friends here · prosecution · the dead man's avengers

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    Prosecution1 mention

    On the Mysteries (Greek)

    But that is not enough.
    on the mysteries

    in the texts

    On the murder of HerodesClassical · Greek

    The collective group of accusers (including the individual prosecutor and his associates) who brought the apagoge charge against the defendant, framed throughout as manipulating procedure and evidence.

    they are handed over to the authorities as the ancient laws of your country ordain.
    on the murder of herodes
    and the object of this arbitrary behavior of yours is to have me put to death without just cause.
    on the murder of herodes
    Hence you must not use the speech for the prosecution to discover whether your laws are good or bad:
    on the murder of herodes

    On the MysteriesClassical · Greek

    Andocides' accusers, portrayed as informers, political opportunists, and financial predators.

    But that is not enough.
    on the mysteries
    The prosecution were bound to behave thus, gentlemen;
    on the mysteries
    And now, gentlemen, consider how my accusers stand with regard to the laws.
    on the mysteries

    On the ChoreutesClassical · Greek

    The collective body of accusers, led by Philocrates, prosecuting the defendant for the boy's death, portrayed by him as malicious, bribed, and inconsistent litigants.

    My own attitude to my defence, gentlemen, is very different from that of my accusers to their prosecution.
    on the choreutes
    The law runs that the ban comes into force as soon as anyone has a charge of murder registered against him;
    on the choreutes
    I, on the other hand, consider that my first duty is to reply to the charge before the court by giving you a complete account of the facts.
    on the choreutes

    The First TetralogyClassical · Greek

    The collective of kinsmen/representatives of the dead man who bring and argue the homicide charge against the defendant, delivering the first and third speeches of the tetralogy.

    Such are the motives which drove him to sin as he did.
    the first tetralogy
    We proved in our first speech that he is the murderer;
    chapter 131
    You see how unjustifiably my accusers are attacking me.
    the first tetralogy