The Context of [Demades] On the Twelve Years1

Classical Quarterly 41 (1):90-95 (1991)
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Abstract

This speech attributed to Demades has provoked controversy on the grounds of its authenticity and the circumstances to which the piece refers. The date generally assigned to its content of about 326 is determined by ‘counting forward’ twelve years from 338, since the speech details some aspects of Demades' political career starting with his diplomacy in the immediate aftermath of the battle of Chaeronea. The date of 326 and its implied context merit question, but first some remarks on the authenticity of the speech may be made since this is relevant to its subject.

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Some problems in quintilian book two.Michael Winterbottom - 1964 - Philologus: Zeitschrift für Antike Literatur Und Ihre Rezeption 108 (1-2):119-127.

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