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Was it not Aristogiton, Athenians, who made in writing such lying assertions about the priestess of Artemis BrauroniaThe shrine of Artemis at Brauron in Attica was supposed to contain the image of the goddess brought from the Tauri by Iphigenia. There was also a temple of Artemis Brauronia, called τὸ ἱερὸν κυνηγέσιον, on the Acropolis ( cf. arg. ad Demosthenem 25.; Paus. 1.23.7).and her relatives, that when you discovered the truth from his accusers, you fined him five talents, a sum equal to the fine set down in an indictment for illegal proposals? Has he not persisted in maligning every one of you he meets, though he has not yet paid up, and in speaking and proposing measures in the Assembly, regardless of all the penalties against wrongdoers which the laws prescribe?
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And finally, when an information was lodged against him by Lycurgus,Cf. Lyc. frag. 13 and note.and he was convicted, a debtor to the state without the right to speak in public, when he had been handed over to the Eleven in accordance with the laws, was he not seen Reiske's emendation is followed here.walking about in the front of the lawcourts, and used he not to sit on the seat of the Prytanes?
