Greek Orators V: Demosthenes - On the Crown

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Greek Orators V: Demosthenes - On the CrownAris & Phillips Classical Texts Universally recognised as the greatest speech by the finest of the Attic Orators, On the Crown (De Corona) is Demosthenes vindication of his lifelong devotion to Athenian primacy among the Greek states and opposition to the advance of Philip II of Macedon. He won the case, and his opponent Aeschines went into exile. By their verdict, the Athenian jury agreed that his fight for Greek freedom was worthy of their citys

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