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To prove that these
statements of mine are true, I will bring before you as witnesses the members of
the Brytid gens who were present.“WitnessesTimostratus of
Hecalê, Xanthippus of Eroeadae, Evalces of Phalerum, Anytus of
Laciadae, Euphranor of Aegilia and Nicippus of Cephalê,1 depose that both they and Phrastor of
Aegilia are members of the gens called Brytidae, and that, when Phrastor
claimed the right to introduce a son of his into the gens, they, on their
part, knowing that Phrastor's son was born of the daughter of Neaera, would
not suffer Phrastor to introduce his son.”
1 Hecalê, a deme of the tribe Leontis, Laciadae of the tribe Oeneïs, and Cephalê of the tribe Acamantis.
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