Commentary on Demosthenes', A Phillip J. Cornwell It starts from the premise

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Commentary on Demosthenes', A Phillip J. Cornwell It starts from the premiseThis volume provides a detailed, lemmatic, literary commentary on Demosthenes' speech Against Androtion. It is the first study of its kind since the nineteenth century, filling a significant gap in modern scholarship. The Greek text of the speech is accompanied by a facing English translation, making the work more accessible to a wide scholarly audience. It also includes an extensive introduction covering key historical, socio political, and legal