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I do not suppose, men of Athens , that in regard to Halicarnassus and his command and his own proceedings Ergocles will attempt any justification, but that he will state that he returned from Phyle, 1 that he is a democrat, and that he bore his share in your dangers. But I, men of Athens , do not view the position in that sort of way.
I do not suppose, men of Athens , that in regard to Halicarnassus and his command and his own proceedings Ergocles will attempt any justification, but that he will state that he returned from Phyle, 1 that he is a democrat, and that he bore his share in your dangers. But I, men of Athens , do not view the position in that sort of way.
Against Ergocles: Supplementary. Lysias. W.R.M. Lamb (Translator). London. 1930.
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