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The Law Athenian law 1 citation · 3 passages
The law is explicitly invoked and read to authorize the oath procedure.
And that I was ready on my father’s behalf to take the oath which the law prescribes when an heir is sued in court on a charge brought against one who is dead,— that, namely, I believed that my father never agreed to pay the plaintiff the money which Lycon left, and that the plaintiff was not introduced to my father by Lycon;
ch. 1 · identifies a legal authority read in court ¶
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- Bank books entry for Lycon's deposit · Sworn statements · The Depositions · The Witnesses · Written and oral instructions to pay Cephisiades
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