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... leaders for it : Athens and Sparta : Jason of Pherae : Dionysios I .: Archida- mos III . Philip 18 War with Persia as a cure for the ills of Greece 20 Relations of Isokrates with Philip Tendency of the age towards Graft I.
... leaders for it : Athens and Sparta : Jason of Pherae : Dionysios I .: Archida- mos III . Philip 18 War with Persia as a cure for the ills of Greece 20 Relations of Isokrates with Philip Tendency of the age towards Graft I.
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... Persia . 1. Panegyrikos [ Or . iv . ] 2. Philippos [ Or . v . ] II . On the Internal Affairs of Greece . 1. Plataikos [ Or . XIV . ] 150 166 176 2 . On the Peace [ Or . vIII . ] 183 · 3. Archidames [ Or . VI . ] 4. Areopagitikos [ Or ...
... Persia . 1. Panegyrikos [ Or . iv . ] 2. Philippos [ Or . v . ] II . On the Internal Affairs of Greece . 1. Plataikos [ Or . XIV . ] 150 166 176 2 . On the Peace [ Or . vIII . ] 183 · 3. Archidames [ Or . VI . ] 4. Areopagitikos [ Or ...
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... Persian Wars revived after the exhausting struggle of the Pelo- ponnesian War . For the next twenty years , how- ever , it was kept down by the oppressive dominion of Sparta . In 378 it received a partial expression in the new Naval ...
... Persian Wars revived after the exhausting struggle of the Pelo- ponnesian War . For the next twenty years , how- ever , it was kept down by the oppressive dominion of Sparta . In 378 it received a partial expression in the new Naval ...
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... Persia . vasion of Asia . Possible leaders of the inva- sion . Athens and Sparta . Jason of Pherae . He was not the first advocate of this idea . Gorgias had long ago proclaimed it in his speech at Olympia . Lysias had eloquently urged ...
... Persia . vasion of Asia . Possible leaders of the inva- sion . Athens and Sparta . Jason of Pherae . He was not the first advocate of this idea . Gorgias had long ago proclaimed it in his speech at Olympia . Lysias had eloquently urged ...
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... Persia , or at least he will detach from it all that lies west- Jason , Grote x . 266 ( ch . 78 ) : Cur- tius IV . 443. Isokrates notices Jason's talk of going to Asia in the Philippos ( Or . Iv . ) § 119 ; their personal friendship in ...
... Persia , or at least he will detach from it all that lies west- Jason , Grote x . 266 ( ch . 78 ) : Cur- tius IV . 443. Isokrates notices Jason's talk of going to Asia in the Philippos ( Or . Iv . ) § 119 ; their personal friendship in ...
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