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Against Epicrates and his Fellow-envoys (2)

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They are none the less deficient today; so that through their act the suffering and the disgrace fall to you, and the profit to them.[*] For they have found by experiment that, whenever they and their speeches seem likely to induce you to give your votes against justice, they easily obtain money from the guilty parties.

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