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... are not necessarily knowledgeable and eloquent about the Theonia Code with its numerous entries. However, Pollux, who was the first to be tried in this case, decided to defend himself because the crimes he committed had far exceeded what the complainant (the liberated slave) had accused him of, as the prosecutor appointed by the court had charged him. (The prosecutor was Aristocrates, the former clerk of Davos.)
After receiving his Theonian preparatory citizenship, Aristocrates, under the ...
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