My opponents say that they do not doubt that Thrasylochus left the will, but they assert
 that it is not honorable and proper. And yet, citizens of Aegina, how could anyone have
 given better or greater evidence of interest in the disposal of his own property? He did
 not leave his home without heirs and he has shown due gratitude to his friends and,
 further, he made his mother and his sister possessors, not only of their own property, but
 of mine also by giving the latter to me as wife and by making me, by adoption, the son of
 the former.