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    Hyperides's impeachment (indictment) of Philocrates · Polyeuctus's Indictment (impeachment speech) against Euxenippus · Polyeuctus's decree concerning the mountain of Acamantis and Hippothoontis · The Athenian Impeachment Law (Eisangelia Law) · The Jurors' Oath (Heliastic Oath) · The Oracle of Zeus at Dodona (command to embellish the statue of Dione)
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