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- on the estate of philoctemon 9 sources
- Decree of the Council Concerning Alce · Euctemon's Deposited Memorandum on the Introduction of Alce's Son · Law Concerning Piety and the Sacred Rites of the Goddesses · Law Excluding Bastards from Kinship and Inheritance (since the archonship of Eucleides) · Law on Equal Inheritance Shares for Legitimate Sons · Law on Inheritance Shares of Children Born After Adoption · Law on Wills and Adoption in Default of Male Issue · Law on the Return of Adopted Sons to Their Natal Family · The Will of Philoctemon
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