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The Greek Orators

by J. F. Dobson

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  1. 1Preface
  2. 2Chapter I — The Beginnings of Oratory
  3. 3§ 2
  4. 4§ 3
  5. 5§ 4
  6. 6§ 5
  7. 7§ 6
  8. 8Chapter II — Antiphon
  9. 9§ 2
  10. 10§ 3
  11. 11§ 4
  12. 12§ 5
  13. 13§ 6
  14. 14§ 7
  15. 15Chapter III — Thrasymachus — Andocides
  16. 16§ 2
  17. 17§ 3
  18. 18§ 4
  19. 19Chapter IV — Lysias
  20. 20§ 2
  21. 21§ 3
  22. 22§ 4
  23. 23§ 5
  24. 24§ 6
  25. 25§ 7
  26. 26§ 8
  27. 27Chapter V — Isaeus
  28. 28§ 2 — Literary Characteristics
  29. 29§ 3 — Structure of Speeches
  30. 30§ 4 — Speeches
  31. 31Chapter VI — Isocrates
  32. 32§ 2 — Style
  33. 33§ 3 — On Education
  34. 34§ 4 — Patriotism
  35. 35§ 5 — Remaining Works
  36. 36Chapter VII — Minor Rhetoricians
  37. 37Chapter VIII — Aeschines
  38. 38§ 2 — Public Character
  39. 39§ 3 — Personality
  40. 40§ 4 — Style
  41. 41§ 5 — Treatment of Subjects: General Estimate
  42. 42§ 6 — Contents of Speeches
  43. 43Chapter IX — Demosthenes
  44. 44§ 2 — Life, etc.
  45. 45§ 3
  46. 46§ 4 — Literary Reputation
  47. 47§ 5 — Style and Composition
  48. 48§ 6 — Rhetorical Devices
  49. 49§ 7 — Structure of Speeches
  50. 50Chapter X — Phocion, Demades, Pytheas
  51. 51Chapter XI — Lycurgus, Hyperides, Dinarchus
  52. 52§ 2 — Works
  53. 53§ 3 — Style, etc.
  54. 54Chapter XII — The Decline of Oratory

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