The Attic Orators from Antiphon to Isaeos, Volume 2Russell & Russell, 1962 |
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... Athens , Sparta will either yield something , or , if she does not , will be clearly in the wrong ( §§ 15—20 ) . Athens to ' Maritime Empire belongs of right to Athens , whether Claims of the test be ( a ) naval efficiency , ( b ) ...
... Athens , Sparta will either yield something , or , if she does not , will be clearly in the wrong ( §§ 15—20 ) . Athens to ' Maritime Empire belongs of right to Athens , whether Claims of the test be ( a ) naval efficiency , ( b ) ...
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Richard Claverhouse Jebb. Athens the founder of civil life . ' These primary benefits were followed by others . Athens was not content with having given the Hellenes the neces- saries of life ; she gave them civilisation . Hers were the ...
Richard Claverhouse Jebb. Athens the founder of civil life . ' These primary benefits were followed by others . Athens was not content with having given the Hellenes the neces- saries of life ; she gave them civilisation . Hers were the ...
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... Athens at Artemision . Then began the last period of the war and in this the Athenians distanced all competi- tors ... Athens furnished more than all the other States together . Salamis . Charges against Athens . ' If there is now to be ...
... Athens at Artemision . Then began the last period of the war and in this the Athenians distanced all competi- tors ... Athens furnished more than all the other States together . Salamis . Charges against Athens . ' If there is now to be ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
Demostheneshis place in the development as viewed | 6 |
The School of Isokrates The Isokratic Prosemeant | 9 |
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