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Aeschines, Against Ctesiphon, 249

nan When, therefore, you find a politician coveting crowns and proclamations in the presence of the Greeks, bid him bring his argument back to the proof of a worthy life and a sound character, precisely as the law commands a man to give security for property. But if he has no testimony to this, do not confirm to him the praises which he seeks let your thought be for the democracy, which is already slipping through your hands.

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enemies	Wilson (2012) 201
honor	Wilson (2012) 201
image of god	Wilson (2012) 201
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kingship	Wilson (2012) 201
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offerings	Wilson (2012) 201
pythagoreanism	Wilson (2012) 201
salvation	Wilson (2012) 201
servant of god	Wilson (2012) 201
the needy	Wilson (2012) 201
truth'	Wilson (2012) 201