[28] so that it was only fair that these articles should be included in the forty minae, seeing that Polyeuctus had charged them against Leocrates, and they were more than had been given me.
(To the clerk.)
Now please take this inventory and read to the jurymen what each of us has in his possession; after that, read the deposition of the arbitrators, that they may see that Spudias has received even far more than I, and that Leocrates made complaint regarding this, and that the arbitrators rendered this decision.The Inventory. The Deposition
Against Spudias. Demosthenes. Augustus Taber Murray (Translator). London. 1939.
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