[110] in the same year in which Timarchus was a member of the senate, Hegesandrus, the brother of Crobylus, was a treasurer of the funds of the goddess,
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and together, in right friendly comradeship, they were in the act of stealing a thousand drachmas which belonged to the city. But a reputable man, Pamphilus of the deme Acherdous, who had had some trouble with the defendant and was angry with him, found out what was going on, and at a meeting of the assembly arose and said,
Fellow citizens, a man and a woman are conspiring to steal one thousand drachmas of yours.
Against Timarchus. Aeschines. Charles Darwin Adams (Translator). London. 1919.
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