Chapter C: FORENSIC, IN PUBLIC CAUSES.--I. Relating to Offences directly

against the State ([Greek: graphai demosion adikematon]); such as
treason, malversation in office, embezzlement of public moneys._ 1.
For Polystratus, xx., 407 B.C.; 2. Defence on a Charge of Taking
Bribes, xxi., 402 B.C.; 3. Against Ergocles, xxviii., 389 B.C.; 4.
Against Epicrates, xxvii., 389 B.C.; 5. Against Nicomachus, xxx., 399
B.C.; 6. Against the Corndealers, xxii., 386 B.C. (?) II. _Cause
relating to Unconstitutional Procedure_ ([Greek: graphe paranomon]).
On the Property of the Brother of Nicias, xviii., 395 B.C. III.
_Causes relating to Claims for Money withheld from the State ([Greek:
apographai])_. 1. For the Soldier, ix. (probably not by Lysias, but by
an imitator, writing for a real cause), 394 B.C. (?); 2. On the
Property of Aristophanes, xix., 387 B.C.; 3. Against Philocrates,
xxix., 389 B.C. IV. _Causes relating to a Scrutiny ([Greek:
dokimasia]); especially the Scrutiny, by the Senate, of Officials
Designate._ 1. Against Evandrus, xxvi., 382 B.C.; 2. For Mantitheus,
xvi., 392 B.C.; 3. Against Philon, xxxi., between 404 and 395 B.C.; 4.
Defence on a Charge of Seeking to Abolish the Democracy, xxv., 401
B.C.; 5. For the Invalid, xxiv., 402 B.C. (?) V. _Causes relating to
Military Offences ([Greek: graphai lipotaxiou, astrateias])._ 1.
Against Alcibiades, I. and II. (xiv., xv.), 395 B.C. VI. _Causes
relating to Murder or Intent to Murder_ ([Greek: graphai phonou,
traumatos ek pronoias]). 1. Against Eratosthenes, xii., 403 B.C.; 2.
Against Agoratus, xiii., 399 B.C.; 3. On the Murder of Eratosthenes,
i. (date uncertain); 4. Against Simon, iii., 393 B.C.; 5. On Wounding
with Intent, iv. (date uncertain). VII. _Causes relating to Impiety_
([Greek: graphai asebeias]). 1. Against Andocides, vi. (certainly
spurious, but perhaps contemporary); 2. For Callias, v. (date
uncertain); 3. On the Sacred Olive, vii., not before 395 B.C.