Besides this, men of the jury, he was of opinion that if I attempted to remain here, I
 should be handed over by Athens to Satyrus, and if I should go anywhere else, he would be
 indifferent to my complaints, and if I should sail to the Pontus, I should be put to death
 along with my father; it was on the strength of these calculations that Pasion decided to
 defraud me of my money. And although to me he pretended that for the moment he was short
 of funds and would not be able to repay me, yet when I, wishing to ascertain exactly the
 truth, sent Philomelus and Menexenus to him to demand my property, he denied to them that
 he had anything belonging to me.