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    Acropolis award · Articles of Agreement for Pasio’s lease of the bank and shield-factory · Athenian law barring suits after release or discharge · Athenian statute of limitations · Challenge concerning the lease documents · Deposition on division of property and release of Phormio · Deposition on later bank lease to Xeno, Euphraeus, Euphro, and Callistratus · Deposition on lodging-house under the will and praise of Phormio · Deposition on the Acropolis release · Deposition that Pasicles makes no complaint · Depositions concerning Apollodorus’s prior actions · Depositions on Phormio’s and Apollodorus’s character · Depositions on Phormio’s services to the state · Depositions on the baseness of Apollodorus · Depositions on the custody of Pasio’s will · Depositions on the lease and bank manager · Depositions that Pasio belonged to Archestratus · Final law and depositions · List of monies and public services · Pasio’s will
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