 Examples are Lysimachus being the person who has brought Isocrates to trial for this crime, and the crime being different from the one with which he was actually accused.According to George Norlin, “At any rate, in the "Antidosis"-a title which he borrows from the actual suit to which he had just been subjected-he adopts the fiction of a capital charge brought against him by an informer named Lysimachus, and of a trial before a court with its accessories.” 

It is known that in his own life Isocrates did in fact go to court in his own defense over an amount of money he was made to pay.Isocrates argued this fine was based on the fact people thought he was wealthier than he actually was.