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Delve into the Eloquent World of Ancient Greece

Prepare yourself for an extraordinary journey through the realm of oratory as we explore the Complete Works of Demosthenes, a captivating collection from Delphi Classics. This esteemed volume transports us back to the vibrant intellectual landscape of ancient Greece, where Demosthenes reigned supreme as the master of persuasive speech.

A Legacy of Unmatched Eloquence

Demosthenes, born in Athens around 384 BC, emerged as one of the most influential figures in Athenian history. His oratorical prowess was legendary, and his speeches continue to captivate audiences millennia later. Renowned for his thunderous voice, skillful use of rhetoric, and unwavering commitment to justice, Demosthenes left an indelible mark on ancient Greece and beyond.

Complete Works of Demosthenes (Delphi Classics) (Delphi Ancient Classics 56)

Complete Works of Demosthenes (Delphi Classics) (Delphi Ancient Classics Book 56)

by Martin Dugard

4.3 out of 5

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Explore a Treasure Trove of Oratory

The Complete Works of Demosthenes offers a comprehensive anthology of his most renowned speeches. From his early public addresses to his impassioned political orations, this collection encompasses the full spectrum of Demosthenes' oratorical genius.

Within its pages, you will discover:

De Coronis: Demosthenes' first public speech, a powerful defense of an Athenian citizen accused of bribery.
Olynthiac Orations: A series of speeches urging Athens to resist the growing threat of Philip of Macedon.
Philippics: Blistering denunciations of Philip of Macedon, warning of his dangerous ambitions.

li>De Falsa Legatione: A scathing indictment of Aeschines for his alleged treachery in a diplomatic mission.

On the Crown: Demosthenes' masterpiece, a brilliant defense of his own political career and an impassioned plea for Athenian patriotism.

A Window into Ancient Athenian Society

Beyond their oratorical splendor, Demosthenes' speeches provide invaluable insights into the political, social, and cultural dynamics of ancient Athenian society. Through his words, we gain firsthand accounts of major events, witness the clash of ideas, and learn about the challenges and triumphs of a remarkable civilization.

Delphi Classics: A Legacy of Scholarly Excellence

Delphi Classics takes pride in presenting the Complete Works of Demosthenes in a meticulously edited and annotated edition. With extensive cross-references, helpful s, and informative footnotes, this volume is an indispensable resource for students, scholars, and anyone fascinated by the art of oratory.

A Timeless Masterpiece for Every Reader

Whether you are an avid historian, an aspiring orator, or simply appreciate the power of words, the Complete Works of Demosthenes is a must-have addition to your library. Its timeless eloquence and profound insights will ignite your imagination, challenge your intellect, and inspire you to greatness.

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Complete Works of Demosthenes (Delphi Classics) (Delphi Ancient Classics Book 56)

by Martin Dugard

4.3 out of 5