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Egypt (Egypt) (search for this): speech 56, section 3
Dionysodorus here does neither the one nor the other, but has come to such a pitch of audacity, that although he borrowed from us three thousand drachmae upon his ship on the condition that it should sail back to Athens, and although we ought to have got back our money in the harvest-season of last year, he took his ship to Rhodes and there unladed his cargo and sold it in defiance of the contract and of your lawsAthenian dealers were allowed to ship grain only to Athens, not to foreign ports; cf. Dem. 56.10 infra.; and from Rhodes again he despatched his ship to Egypt, and from thence back to Rhodes, and to us who lent our money at Athens he has up to this day neither paid back our money nor produced to us our security.
Athens (Greece) (search for this): speech 56, section 3
pitch of audacity, that although he borrowed from us three thousand drachmae upon his ship on the condition that it should sail back to Athens, and although we ought to have got back our money in the harvest-season of last year, he took his ship to Rhodes and t cargo and sold it in defiance of the contract and of your lawsAthenian dealers were allowed to ship grain only to Athens, not to foreign ports; cf. Dem. 56.10 infra.; and from Rhodes again he despatched his ship to 56.10 infra.; and from Rhodes again he despatched his ship to Egypt, and from thence back to Rhodes, and to us who lent our money at Athens he has up to this day neither paid back our money nor produced to us our security.
Rhodes (Greece) (search for this): speech 56, section 3
ck to Athens, and although we ought to have got back our money in the harvest-season of last year, he took his ship to Rhodes and there unladed his cargo and sold it in defiance of the contract and of your lawsAthenian dealers were allowed to ship grain only to Athens, not to foreign ports; cf. Dem. 56.10 infra.; and from Rhodes again he despatched his ship to Egypt, and from thence back to Rhodes, and to us who lent our money at Athens he has up to this 56.10 infra.; and from Rhodes again he despatched his ship to Egypt, and from thence back to Rhodes, and to us who lent our money at Athens he has up to this day neither paid back our money nor produced to us our security.