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These decrees,
men of Athens, exhibit the same
wording and phrasing as those proposed formerly by Aristonicus, and now by
Ctesiphon. Aeschines did not
prosecute them himself, nor did he support the accusation of the man who did
arraign them. And yet if there is any truth in his present denunciation, he
might then have prosecuted Demomeles, the proposer, and Hypereides, with more
reason than Ctesiphon,
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