Now, that he is far from being a Plataean, I think you perceive pretty clearly from these statements; and that even the man himself, who is most fully aware of his own position, did not expect you to believe that he was a Plataean, will be readily impressed on you by his own conduct. For in his counter-deposition at the proceedings brought against him by Aristodicus, here present, when he contended that his case did not lie before the Polemarch, he was declared on evidence 1 not to be a Plataean.
Against Pancleon, Showing that He was not a Plataean. Lysias. W.R.M. Lamb (Translator). London. 1930.
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