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Speaking generally, men of Athens, you will doubtless agree that,
however many misfortunes have befallen the city, if Aeschines had no hand in
them, they ought not to be visited upon him. On the other hand, if the right
policy has been taken by others, it is not fair that their success should save
him. Take into account everything to which he contributed; requite him with
gratitude, if he deserves it, with resentment, if his conduct provokes
resentment.
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