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On the Estate of Cleonymus Isaeus 1 neutral 1 citation
The prefatory summary explicitly names another forensic speech and characterizes its subject and stance in order to situate the present case relative to it.
The speech, which is in defence of a will, is the counterpart of that delivered “On the Estate of Cleonymus,” which upholds the rights of kindred.
on the estate of menecles · identifies the companion work by comparison ¶
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- Law on the disposal of property and adoption by childless men
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