Antiphon, On the murder of Herodes, section 6

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[6] Moreover, a man in personal danger is sure to make some mistake; he cannot help thinking of his fate as well as of his argument, as the decision of an issue which is still in doubt always depends more upon chance than upon human effort. Hence a man in danger is bound to be not a little distraught.

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K. J. Maidment, Ed.

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