id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
grbs-11001	Bushala, Eugene W.	Torture of Non-Citizens in Homicide Investigations	2011	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3660	196	71	The speaker dis­ claims such an action on the grounds of improbability, espedally since the boy Theodotus would have been liable to torture and capable of laying a denundation against him, the speaker, if he had done any­ thing wrong (Lys. 3.27-33). Finally, Guggenheim interpreted the participle f1aaavL,6fLEVOV (Lys. 3.33) to mean not the use of torture but only a very intensive investi­ gation or interrogation in which Theodotus would have been exam­ ined as an accessory to whatever the speaker might have committed.26 This meaning, however, occurs, if ever, very rarely in such a context and has rightly been rejected.27 Thus, the evidence leads one to believe that Theodotus was a free non-citizen, that he was the TTaLSlov who would have been subjected to 'the question', and that this, indeed, meant the usual torture.	cache/grbs-11001.pdf	txt/grbs-11001.txt