Depositions · Atlas

First, then, to prove that what we have stated about the adoptions and the pedigree of these men is true, and that the water-bearer does stand upon the tomb of Archiades, we wish to read to you these depositions.

against leochares ¶

First, men of the jury, to prove that our pedigree is as I have stated, the clerk shall read you the depositions, and thereafter the law itself which awards inheritances to the families and to those nearest of kin in the male line.

against leochares ¶

Against Nausimachus and XenopeithesClassical · Greek

Written witness depositions read aloud in court.

The Depositions

against leochares ¶

Please read these depositions.

against nausimachus and xenopeithes ¶

However, to prove that I am speaking the truth,—that our father died immediately after the settlement, that these men never brought suit against Demaretus for this money, and that he absolutely never went to sea, nor visited Bosporus, take the depositions.

against nausimachus and xenopeithes ¶

Against OlympiodorusClassical · Greek

Formal witness statements read aloud by the clerk to support the speaker's claims.

The Deposition

against stephanus i ¶

The Depositions

against leochares ¶

) Read the depositions.

against evergus and mnesibulus ¶

Against Onetor IIClassical · Greek

The written testimony of witnesses formally read out in court to corroborate the speaker's account of the pillars and mortgage.

The Deposition

against stephanus i ¶

Now take the deposition.

against onetor ii ¶

To prove that these statements of mine are true, that he even now declares that the land is mortgaged for a talent, but that he laid claim to two thousand drachmae more on the house, and took the pillars down after the suit was decided, I shall bring forward witnesses who know the facts.

against onetor ii ¶

Against PantaenetusClassical · Greek

Sworn documentary evidence read in court to support the speaker's account.

The Deposition

against stephanus i ¶

The Depositions

against leochares ¶

Please read this deposition.

against pantaenetus ¶

Against PhaenippusClassical · Greek

Written witness statements read aloud in court.

The Deposition

against stephanus i ¶

The Depositions

against leochares ¶

The Depositions

against phaenippus ¶

Against SpudiasClassical · Greek

Formal witness statements read in court to support multiple claims.

The Deposition

against stephanus i ¶

The Deposition

against spudias ¶

The Depositions

against leochares ¶

Against Stephanus IIClassical · Greek

Written testimony or evidentiary statement used in court, including the disputed deposition about the alleged will and the later deposition about Phormio's refusal.

And when Apollodorus tendered this challenge, Phormio refused to surrender the female slaves.

against stephanus ii ¶

For all pieces of evidence which the parties to a suit bring before the court when they tender challenges to one another, they bring in by means of depositions.

against stephanus ii ¶

those who testify to challenges, who stand forward on the spur of the moment, should present their depositions written in wax, in order that, if one wants to add or to erase anything, it may be easier to do so.

against stephanus ii ¶

Apollodorus Against CallippusClassical · Greek

Formal depositions read or invoked as proof of the narrative and procedural facts.

Deposition

on the estate of ciron ¶

The Depositions

against leochares ¶

The Depositions.

apollodorus against callippus ¶

Apollodorus Against PolyclesClassical · Greek

Written witness statements read in court to corroborate the speaker's factual claims.

The Depositions

against leochares ¶

The Deposition.

apollodorus against polycles ¶

) Read, please, the deposition establishing these facts.

apollodorus against polycles ¶

Apollodorus Against TimotheusClassical · Greek

Formal written witness statements read or invoked to prove loans, deliveries, copies, and debt inheritance.

The Deposition

against stephanus i ¶

The Depositions

against leochares ¶

To prove that I am speaking the truth in this, (to the clerk) read, please, the deposition of my brother.

apollodorus against timotheus ¶

For PhormioClassical · Greek

Witness depositions read by the clerk to prove factual claims.

Take, and read them the law and these depositions.

for phormio ¶

The clerk will now read you the depositions having to do with these actions.

for phormio ¶

Take, please, the articles of agreement, the challenge, and these depositions.

for phormio ¶

On the CrownClassical · Greek

Witness testimony read in court to support Demosthenes' account of public services.

(The Depositions are read)

on the crown ¶

Let me now read to you the testimony of the public services I have rendered, and you shall read for comparison some of the blank-verse you used to make such a hash of:

on the crown ¶

On Behalf of EuphiletusClassical · Greek

The documentary record of testimony concerning the former arbitration, formally read aloud in court as evidence supporting Euphiletus's case.

Deposition

on the estate of ciron ¶

Please take the deposition about the former arbitration.

on behalf of euphiletus ¶

On the Estate of DicaeogenesClassical · Greek

A sworn deposition of witnesses read in court to prove that Dicaeogenes (III.) surrendered two-thirds of the estate and that Leochares became surety for its restoration.

Deposition

on the estate of ciron ¶

Please read the deposition.

on the estate of dicaeogenes ¶

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On The Estate Of Pyrrhus