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Slander: on not Being Quick to Put Faith in it (29)

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Why should I mention Socrates, who was unjustly slandered to the Athenians as an irreligious man and a traitor? or

v.1.p.391
Themistocles and Miltiades, both of whom, after all their victories, came to be suspected of treason against Greece? The instances are countless, and are already for the most part well known.

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