At that time, men of the jury, I thought that Pasion was giving me all this advice
 because of goodwill toward me; but when I had arranged matters with the representatives of
 Satyrus, I perceived that he had designs on my property. For when I wished to recover my
 money and sail to Byzantium, Pasion thought a most favorable opportunity had come his way;
 for the sum of money on deposit with him was large and of sufficient value to warrant a
 shameless act, and I, in the presence of many listeners, had denied that I possessed
 anything, and everybody had seen that money was being demanded of me and that I was
 acknowledging that I was indebted to others also.