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Deposition

After this will you regard the testimony of Nicodemus as more worthy of credence than the evidence provided by our uncle's own acts?[*] And will anyone attempt to persuade you that our uncle made a legal marriage with this woman who was a common courtezan? No, you will never, I am sure, believe it unless Nicodemus can explain the following points, which I mentioned at the beginning of my speech;

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