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Or because at that time Cnaeus Dolabella attempted, at
your request, to punish the man who had been in command of that vessel, and who had
reported to the Milesians what had been done, and had ordered his report, which
according to their laws had been inserted in the public registers, to be erased, did
you, on that account, fancy that you had escaped from that accusation?
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