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23 Philostratus, son of Dionysius, of Colonus, deposes that he knows that Neaera was a slave of Nicaretê, to whom Metaneira also belonged, that they were residents of Corinth, and that they stayed at his house when they came to Athens for the mysteries, and that Lysias the son of Cephalêus, who was an intimate friend of his, established them in his house.

24 Again after this, men of Athens, Simus the Thessalian came here with the defendant Neaera for the great Panathenaea.The Great Panathenaea was celebrated in Athens every fifth year in the month Hecatombaeon (July). Nicaretê came with her, and they lodged with Ctesippus son of Glauconides,of CydantidaeCydantidae, a deme of the tribe Aegeïs.; and the defendant Neaera drank and dined with them in the presence of many men, as any courtesan would do.

24 To prove the truth of my statements, I will call witnesses to these facts.

25 (To the clerk.) Please call Euphiletus, son of Simon, of Aexonê,Aexonê, a deme of the tribe Cecropis. and Aristomachus, son of Critodemus, of Alopecê.Alopecê, a deme of the tribe Antiochis.

25 The Witnesses