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How the “Crown Case” Came to Trial and Why

SUMMARY

Hypereides’ Against Diondas, recently discovered, shows the council reviving an earlier honorific decree that was then challenged, and this suggests the procedures that led to the case against Ctesiphon.

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pp. pp.109 - 133
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