The Classics, Greek & Latin: The Most Celebrated Works of Hellenic and Roman Literatvre, Embracing Poetry, Romance, History, Oratory, Science, and Philosophy, Bind 6V. Parke, 1909 |
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... Philocrates jointly proposed ; if the fair state of truth itself shall convict Demosthenes of having proposed many decrees in concert with Philocrates , relative to the former peace and alliance ; of having flattered Philip and his ...
... Philocrates jointly proposed ; if the fair state of truth itself shall convict Demosthenes of having proposed many decrees in concert with Philocrates , relative to the former peace and alliance ; of having flattered Philip and his ...
Side 212
... Philocrates . Nothing now remained , but to make an absolute resigna- tion of Cersobleptes and the Thracian ... Philocrates . For this Philocrates surreptitiously inserted in his decree , that decree which Demosthenes proposed in form ...
... Philocrates . Nothing now remained , but to make an absolute resigna- tion of Cersobleptes and the Thracian ... Philocrates . For this Philocrates surreptitiously inserted in his decree , that decree which Demosthenes proposed in form ...
Side 214
... Philocrates , for the same conduct in which he was equally concerned , hath been impeached and con- demned to exile , while Demosthenes supports his station , and maintains the power of impeaching others ; and by what means this ...
... Philocrates , for the same conduct in which he was equally concerned , hath been impeached and con- demned to exile , while Demosthenes supports his station , and maintains the power of impeaching others ; and by what means this ...
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TO THE READERS LIFE OF PLUTARCH | 27 |
THE DEBATE OF ESCHINES AND DEMOSTHENES ON | 183 |
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