The rights of a case are ascertained thereby most surely and most certainly, arises when there is an abundance of witnesses

You do not need to be reminded, gentlemen, that the one occasion when compulsion is as absolute and as effective as is humanly possible, and when the rights of a case are ascertained thereby most surely and most certainly, arises when there is an abundance of witnesses. Antiphon. On the Choreutes. Speech 6. Section 25.

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