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65 That this is true you all know. For who of you that has ever gone to the stalls where dainty foods are sold has not observed the lavish expenditures of these men? Or who that has happened to encounter their revels and brawls has not been indignant in behalf of the city? However, since we are in court, call, if you please, Glaucon of Cholargus, who restored Pittalacus to freedom,The comparative freedom of a state-slave in place of the slavery that Hegesandrus had attempted to impose on him. and read his affidavit and the others.
66 Affidavits
66 [Glaucon, son of Timaeus, of Cholargus, testifies. I rescued Pittalacus and secured his freedom, when Hegesandrus was attempting to make him his slave. Some time after this, Pittalacus came to me and said that he wished to send to Hegesandrus and come to such settlement with him that the suits should be dropped, both his own suit against Hegesandrus and Timarchus, and the suit of Hegesandrus for his enslavement. And they came to a settlement.
66 Amphisthenes testifies to the same effect. I rescued Pittalacus and secured his freedom, when Hegesandrus was attempting to make him his slave, and so forth.]

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