[125] But it seems that we are to have another argument, too, concocted by the same sophist. For he says that nothing is more unjust than common report, and he goes to the market-place for his evidence, the sort of thing that is quite in harmony with his own life. He says first
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that the apartment house in
Colonus
which is called Demon’ s is falsely named, for it does not belong to Demon. Again, that the herm called
the Herm of Andocides is not that of Andocides, but a votive offering of the tribe Aegeis.
Against Timarchus. Aeschines. Charles Darwin Adams (Translator). London. 1919.
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