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      The oath is invoked as an evidentiary document or formula in the litigation.

      On my part, men of the jury, in addition to the deposition which I have produced before you of those who at the time were serving as clerks in the bank and who paid the money to the persons to whom Timotheus bade them pay it, I was ready also to confirm my statements by an oath, which the clerk will read to you.
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    Timotheus's public oath to indict Iphicrates · bank memoranda and account books of Apollodorus' father's bank · depositions concerning the loans, timber, bowls, brother's testimony, and bank copies · law on false testimony and subornation · law prescribing a charge for witness failure to appear · law providing oath-based postponement for a witness · laws on deceiving the people by a promise
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