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    Decree of the people assigning debtors · Decree ordering confiscation of property · Decree proposed by Chaeridemus · Depositions about seizure, payment, injury, and death · Depositions concerning the challenge and woman · Interpretation and advice of the Interpreters · Law of Periander · Law on false testimony · Laws of Draco on the inscribed slab · Senate decree to recover what was due · deposition on payment and default · depositions regarding Evergus and Mnesibulus · law of binding agreements · law on kin prosecution and oath inquiry · laws and decrees authorizing security-taking
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