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These men, who are here in court, using the challenge
as a screen, deposed to a will in such a way that the jurymen believed this will
to be my father's, and I was debarred from obtaining a hearing regarding my
wrongs, but in such a way also that they on their part would most clearly be
convicted of having given false testimony. And yet this was the very opposite of
what they intended.However, that you may know
that I am speaking the truth in this, take the deposition of Cephisophon.“DepositionCephisophon, son of Cephalion, of Aphidna,1 deposes that a document
was left him by his father, on which was inscribed “the will of
Pasio.””
1 Aphidna was a deme of the tribe Aeantis.
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