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    Assembly adverse votes in festival and public-law cases · Athenian laws · Council preliminary decree dispatching cavalry · Delphic and other oracles on ancestral dances and garlands · Deposition of Pammenes · Deposition on ejectment delay · Evegorus' decree on festival protections · History of Alcibiades · Jury oath and laws · Law concerning arbitrators · Law concerning bribery · Law concerning the Mysteries and Dionysia · Law on assault and unlawful acts against free persons and slaves · Law on plaints concerning the Dionysia · Laws of damage, battery, assault, and homicide · Legal protection against striking a citizen · Monumental honors for Harmodius and Aristogeiton · Oracle from Dodona to the Athenians · Witness statement on Meidias before the Council · Witness statement on Nicodemus murder indictment · Witness statement on Strato's arbitration · Witness testimony of trireme commanders
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