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    Deposition and challenge on arbitration refusal · Deposition of Crito · Deposition of friends concerning Mytilene reward · Depositions of Timocrates and Promachus · Depositions on inheritance division and reserved house · Depositions on loans, mines, and funeral debt · Depositions on suits and arbitrator proceedings · Depositions on the Areopagus assault charge · Law concerning the marriage-portion · Law declaring recovery of the marriage-portion · Law forbidding abuse of dead fathers · Laws commanding brothers to give a woman in marriage · Testimony of Timocrates about house sale · Testimony of those present before the arbitrator · Witnesses establishing the mother's genealogy and marriages
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