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On The Estate of Apollodorus (29)

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Witnesses

It was before all these witnesses, gentlemen, that my adoption took place, at a time when an inveterate enmity existed between Apollodorus and my opponent, and a close friendship as well as kinship between Apollodorus and us. But it is, I think, quite easy to prove to you, that, even if he had had neither of these sentimentsenmity towards my opponents and affection towards usApollodorus would never have left his estate to them.

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