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Potidaea (Greece) (search for this): speech 7, section 9
e conditions under which their nationals might mutually obtain legal redress, were calledsu/mbola. The cases were tried in the courts of the defendant's state. The terms of the compact with Macedonia were to be ratified by the heliastic court of Athens, but Philip claimed the right of final ratification. Others explain it to mean that Philip demanded that the verdicts of the Athenian juries in cases under this pact （di/kai a)po\ sumbo/lwn） should be confirmed by him. His object, of course, is to steal a march on you, and to insert in the compact an admission on your part that none of the wrongs committed at Potidaea are charged against him by you as the injured party, but that you confirm his seizure and retention of that city as lawful.
Macedonia (Macedonia) (search for this): speech 7, section 9
an jurors, as the law directs, but only after it has been referred to him, thus constituting himself a court of appeal from your decision.Agreements between two Greek states, laying down the conditions under which their nationals might mutually obtain legal redress, were calledsu/mbola. The cases were tried in the courts of the defendant's state. The terms of the compact with Macedonia were to be ratified by the heliastic court of Athens, but Philip claimed the right of final ratification. Others explain it to mean that Philip demanded that the verdicts of the Athenian juries in cases under this pact （di/kai a)po\ sumbo/lwn） should be confirmed by him. His object, of course, is to steal a march on you, and to insert in the compact an
Athens (Greece) (search for this): speech 7, section 9
referred to him, thus constituting himself a court of appeal from your decision.Agreements between two Greek states, laying down the conditions under which their nationals might mutually obtain legal redress, were calledsu/mbola. The cases were tried in the courts of the defendant's state. The terms of the compact with Macedonia were to be ratified by the heliastic court of Athens, but Philip claimed the right of final ratification. Others explain it to mean that Philip demanded that the verdicts of the Athenian juries in cases under this pact （di/kai a)po\ sumbo/lwn） should be confirmed by him. His object, of course, is to steal a march on you, and to insert in the compact an admission on your part that none of the wrongs committed a
Hellespont (Turkey) (search for this): speech 8, section 9
Yes, you may say, as to that indeed the speakers are proved wrong, but the mercenaries are really acting abominably in ravaging the shores of the Hellespont, and Diopithes is wrong in detaining the merchantmen, and we must not sanction it. Very well; be it so. I have no objection.
Euboea (Greece) (search for this): speech 10, section 9
Because we neglected Euboea, Megara was very nearly captured. You showed no concern nor anxiety about any of these proceedings, and gave no indication that you would not allow Philip to continue them; so he bought up Antrones and soon afterwards got Oreus under his control.
Megara (Greece) (search for this): speech 10, section 9
Because we neglected Euboea, Megara was very nearly captured. You showed no concern nor anxiety about any of these proceedings, and gave no indication that you would not allow Philip to continue them; so he bought up Antrones and soon afterwards got Oreus under his control.
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