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2002
Introduction: Demosthenes, Then and Now, Ian Worthington 1. The Road to Prominence, E. Badian 2. Demosthenes and Philip II, T.T.B. Ryder 3. Demosthenes' (In)activity during the reign of Alexander the Great, Ian Worthington 4. Demosthenes and Aeschines, John Buckler 5. Demosthenes and the Social Historian, Mark Golden 6.
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Introduction: Demosthenes, Then and Now, Ian Worthington 1. The Road to Prominence, E. Badian 2. Demosthenes and Philip II, T.T.B. Ryder 3. Demosthenes' (In)activity during the reign of Alexander the Great, Ian Worthington 4. Demosthenes and Aeschines, John Buckler 5. Demosthenes and the Social Historian, Mark Golden 6.
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The American Journal of Philology, 1882
M. L. D'Ooge, L. Bredif, M. J. Mac-Mahon
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M. L. D'Ooge, L. Bredif, M. J. Mac-Mahon
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1999
Abstract The biographers indicate an unbroken tradition of forensic speechwriting between Isaeus and his pupil Demosthenes. Indeed, the early start which his fraudulent guardians obliged him to make to his career in the courts caused doubt to be cast on the authenticity of his first speeches: some sources suspected their precocity ...
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Abstract The biographers indicate an unbroken tradition of forensic speechwriting between Isaeus and his pupil Demosthenes. Indeed, the early start which his fraudulent guardians obliged him to make to his career in the courts caused doubt to be cast on the authenticity of his first speeches: some sources suspected their precocity ...
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2002
Some historical epochs are distinguished by great political conflicts the poles of which are personified by the major figures who championed them. Examples are abundant. American history provides the debates between Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham Lincoln over slavery, English the division between William Gladstone and Benjamin Disraeli over imperial ...
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Some historical epochs are distinguished by great political conflicts the poles of which are personified by the major figures who championed them. Examples are abundant. American history provides the debates between Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham Lincoln over slavery, English the division between William Gladstone and Benjamin Disraeli over imperial ...
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1998
Abstract Hermogenes cites from over half the Demosthenic speeches that have come down to us, particularly from the public speeches, but also from private speeches, and from the Epistles (not from the Erotikos or the Epitaphios). If one compares his citations with those of other rhetoricians, such as the author of Peri Politikou Logou,
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Abstract Hermogenes cites from over half the Demosthenic speeches that have come down to us, particularly from the public speeches, but also from private speeches, and from the Epistles (not from the Erotikos or the Epitaphios). If one compares his citations with those of other rhetoricians, such as the author of Peri Politikou Logou,
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Forms of government and rhetoric: perceptions of democracy and oligarchy in Demosthenes
Studi E Saggi, 2022Priscilla Gontijo Leite
exaly