Demades
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On Benefits Seneca, Lucius Annaeus 1 citation
Reported as fact and legal precedent: 'Demades condemned a man who sold the things necessary for funerals, when he had proved that he had wished for great gain...'
At Athens, certainly, Demades condemned a man who sold the things necessary for funerals, when he had proved that he had wished for great gain, which could not fall to him without the death of many.
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