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But perhaps not all of his acts have been
of this nature, nor is he proven in every instance to be a trickster. Yet it has
been shown that he sought in Aphobus's interest to have the damages fixed at a
talent, and himself offered to act as bail for the payment to me of that sum.
Yet observe that this is a proof not only that his wife was living with Aphobus
and that Onetor was on intimate terms with him, but also that he had not paid
the dowry.
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