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What, then, is the reason for this? And what can have induced the fellow to come here and commence this suit? I will tell you, men of the jury, though Heaven knows it gives me pain to do so; but I must. There exists in the Peiraeus a gang of scoundrels1 closely leagued with one another.

1 For the Greek phrase compare Dem. 37.39, Dem. 39.2, and Dem. 40.9

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