[42] and paid to Hagnias what the latter convinced him was due for the expenses he had incurred on their behalf while serving as trierarch beyond his time, and hired from Hagnias the ship’s equipment, and assumed himself the duties of trierarch. Afterwards, when the men from Phrasierides came, they paid his share of the expenses to Mnesilochus, and for the remainder of the term joined in meeting whatever expenditures he required for the ship.
(To the clerk.)
Read, please, the deposition establishing these facts.The Deposition
Apollodorus Against Polycles. Demosthenes. Augustus Taber Murray (Translator). London. 1939.
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