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πρὸς Καλλικλέα περὶ χωρίου βλάβης

πρὸς Καλλικλέα περὶ χωρίου βλάβης Demosthenes
35 Do not, then, men of the jury, I beg you in the name of Zeus and the gods, leave me as the prey of these men, when I have done no wrong. I do not care so much about the penalty, hard as that is on persons of small means; but they are absolutely driving me out of the deme by their persecution and baseless charges. To prove that I have done no wrong, I was ready to submit the matter for settlement to fair and impartial men who knew the facts, and I was ready to swear the customary oath; for I thought that would be the strongest proof I could bring before you, who are yourselves upon oath.
35 (To the clerk.) Please take the challenge and the remaining depositions.
35 The Challenge. The Depositions.
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