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I might have much to say, men
of the jury, about the services we have rendered you, I, and my father while he
lived, both as trierarchs and in the army, and in performing whatever duty was
laid upon us, and I could show that neither the defendant nor any of his sons
have rendered any service; but the allowance of water is not sufficient nor is
it at this time a question of such services. For, if it were indeed our lot to
be by common consent regarded as more useless and more base than Conon, we are not, I suppose, to be beaten or
maltreated.I do not know what reason there is
why I should say more; for I believe that nothing which I have said has escaped
you.1
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