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    Athenian laws and decrees

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    decree · law · laws · decrees · public decrees · the law · vote

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    On the EmbassyClassical · Greek

    The Athenian legal and decree framework against which Aeschines measures his accountability.

    And the very man whom I exhibit to you as my eulogist in the public decrees, I have found as my accuser in the court-room.
    on the embassy
    what decree have I proposed, what law have I repealed, what law have I kept from being passed, what covenant have I made in the name of the city, what vote as to the peace have I annulled, what have I added to the terms of peace that you did not vote?
    on the embassy
    But to prove that I am speaking the truth, please take this decree, and call Temenides and those who were my comrades in the expedition in the service of the city, and call Phocion, the general, not yet to plead for me, if it please the jury, but as a witness who cannot speak falsely without exposing himself to the libellous attacks of my prosecutor.
    on the embassy

    Against Evergus and MnesibulusClassical · Greek

    The legal norms, decrees, and procedural rules invoked to justify actions, assess testimony, and govern homicide response.

    Both their names, then, had been inscribed on the stelê as indebted to the state for the ship’s equipment, and the magistrates, receiving their names from those in office before them, gave them over to us in accordance with the law and the decrees.
    ch. 1
    It is in my opinion, men of the jury, an admirable provision of the laws that they allow another chance after a trial by means of proceedings for false testimony, in order that, if anyone by bringing forward witnesses testifying to what is false or by citing challenges which were never tendered or depositions made contrary to law, has deceived the jury, he may gain nothing by it, but the one who h …
    ch. 1
    No, but in obedience to decrees passed by your assembly and senate and at the bidding of the law I demanded of him the ship’s equipment which he owed to the state.
    ch. 1