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Aeschines knows that as well as I do; but he has a keener taste for
scurrility than for accusation. However, even in that respect he deserves to get
as good as he gives. I will come to that presently; meantime I will ask him just
one question. Are we to call you the enemy of Athens, Aeschines, or my enemy? Mine, of course. Yet you let
slip your proper opportunities of bringing me to justice on behalf of the
citizens, if I had done wrong, by audit, by indictment, by any sort of legal
procedure;
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