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    Deposition on Apollodorus' challenge to Phormio over female slaves · Law forbidding parties to testify in their own suits · Law making contrary-to-law testimony actionable · Law on adjudication of inheritances and heiresses · Law on conspiracy, bribery of courts, and corrupt public advocacy · Law on hearsay evidence from the dead, absent, or sick · Law on lawful betrothal and legitimacy · Law on sons of heiresses and maintenance of mothers · Law on testamentary disposition without lawful male children · Law requiring equal laws for all Athenians · Law validating a father's will if lawful sons die after reaching manhood
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