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There is yet another way in
which they hope to deceive and trick you. They will accuse Demosthenes, and will
say that I relied upon his help when I put Zenothemis out of possession of the
grain, assuming that this charge will be credited because he is an orator and a
well-known personage. Demosthenes, men of Athens, is indeed my blood-relation (I swear to you by
all the gods that I shall speak the truth),
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