- Then, men, doesn’t it seem more likely that I summon my friends during the day, rather than running around at night, so that I would have my revenge with as many witnesses as possible?
Hear the Greek for this argument - He didn’t blackmail me, or try to banish me from the city, or sue me privately, or know some crime of mine.
Hear the Greek for this argument - Why, then, did I choose to summon witnesses for my wicked act, when it was open to me, if I was criminally intent on his destruction, to have none of them privy to it?
Hear the Greek for this argument - He had not been dragged in there from the street, nor had he taken refuge at my hearth, as these people say.
Hear the Greek for this argument
On the Murder of Eratosthenes 