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And
again, can anyone persuade you that Archebiades would perjure himself in order
that Cephisiades, a resident alien, might get the money, or Phormion either, a
man whom Callippus charges with having expunged some records of deposit? It is
not a probable thing, men of the jury. Nor is it right to judge either
Archebiades or my father guilty of any act of baseness; you know that my father
was too emulous of honor to indulge in any base or shameful practices, and that
his relations with Callippus were not such as to lead him through contempt to do
him an injury.
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