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Pagina 164
... Phocion ( for Isocrates was no more ) , in conformity to their principles , were bound to counteract that prevalence . The young monarch , who had in view his election to the high office of autocrator and military chief of the Greek ...
... Phocion ( for Isocrates was no more ) , in conformity to their principles , were bound to counteract that prevalence . The young monarch , who had in view his election to the high office of autocrator and military chief of the Greek ...
Pagina 166
... Phocion , like that of Isocrates before him , has extraordinarily escaped the spirit of calumny . But imputation went against the two great orators on this occasion . Demosthenes , it was said , and his principal friends , had the ...
... Phocion , like that of Isocrates before him , has extraordinarily escaped the spirit of calumny . But imputation went against the two great orators on this occasion . Demosthenes , it was said , and his principal friends , had the ...
Pagina 170
... Phocion was uniformly ranged against him ; that Phocion was the steady and inflexible friend of Philip , almost from the earliest part of his public life to his death ; and that even the speeches of Demosthenes , when he could thus ...
... Phocion was uniformly ranged against him ; that Phocion was the steady and inflexible friend of Philip , almost from the earliest part of his public life to his death ; and that even the speeches of Demosthenes , when he could thus ...
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