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grbs-5581	Carawan, Edwin M.	Akriton Apokteinai: Execution without Trial in Fourth-Century Athens	1984	11	.pdf	application/pdf	5266	211	58	This conclusion is based on two arguments: first, it is assumed that the law gave the archon authority for execution not only in apagoge, for which we have many references, but also in en­ deixis, which is understood as another stage of the same procedure~ second, it is argued that a number of passages in the extant authors allude to executions in these procedures as though they were com- 1 See Hansen, Apagoge 16, 26. CARAWAN, EDWIN M., Akriton Apokteinai: Execution without Trial in Fourth-Century Athens , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 25:2 (1984) p.111 116 AKRITON APOKTEINAI ly seems adequate: if the judgment for execution were contested by the relatives, it would seem more suitable for them to bring charges against the archon at his euthyna and to pursue other legal remedies against the prosecutor who made the denunciation.	cache/grbs-5581.pdf	txt/grbs-5581.txt