We thought, gentlemen, that in the matter of our dispute with Dicaeogenes （III.） the agreement arrived at in court would be conclusive; for when Dicaeogenes （III.） gave up the two-thirds of the estate and furnished sureties that he would hand over that portion to us without dispute, we reciprocally abandoned our claims. But, gentlemen, since Dicaeogenes （III.） does not perform his agreement, we are bringing an action against Leochares, his surety, in accordance with our affidavit.1