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A translated selection of public orations by an ancient orator presents his political and forensic speeches, arranged chronologically with brief introductions and notes. The collection gathers urgent appeals about foreign policy and civic defense, forensic pleadings and ceremonial addresses, combining close legal argument, historical exempla, and moral exhortation. The translator aims for contemporary English while preserving features of Greek oratory, and the commentary outlines historical context, variants of attribution, and rhetorical technique so readers can trace evolving themes of persuasion, constitutional concern, and leadership across the speeches.
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