Speeches

Discover the art of ancient Greek oratory with the compelling collection of Speeches by Aeschines, a leading figure beside Demosthenes in the realm of rhetoric. Published by Harvard University Press in 1919, this hardback edition spans 560 pages and offers profound insights into Athenian diplomacy and political dynamics.

Aeschines, who lived from 390 or 389–314 BC, crafted powerful arguments that continue to resonate today. This collection features historic pieces such as Against Timarchus, On the False Embassy, and Against Ctesiphon, which not only showcase his rhetorical skill but also provide a window into the political landscape of ancient Athens. Perfect for students of classical literature and oratory, this book is a must-have for those looking to deepen their understanding of Greek history and philosophy.