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Speech to Philip of Macedon (346 B.C.)

Name: Speech to Philip of Macedon (346 B.C.)
Author: Imperialisms, Ancient and Modern

Imperialisms, Ancient and Modern·Prose·10 sections·3,777 words

Isocrates: Speech to Philip of Macedon (346 B.C.) 73. I perceive that …

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1.1 to 1.3Isocrates: Speech to Philip of Macedon (346 B.C.) 73. I perceive that …277 words
1.4 to 1.776. The judgment of the latter is so far from being correct, that they …400 words
1.8 to 1.981. And do not be surprised that I, who am neither a general nor a …397 words
1.1095. Such, then, is the state of the case. In the next place, it appears …314 words
1.11 to 1.1399. But it is right to say something about both the Kings, the one …496 words
1.14 to 1.15113. I have spoken to you at some length on this subject, that you may …452 words
1.16122. Therefore it is the duty of a man of high aspirations, and a friend …371 words
1.17 to 1.18127. For these reasons I think that it is to your interest, when …396 words
1.19 to 1.22132. Consider, again, that it is disgraceful to look on with …569 words
1.23 to 1.24154. It remains to summarize what I have said before, that, in as few …105 words

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Speech to Philip of Macedon (346 B.C.)

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Speech to Philip of Macedon (346 B.C.)

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