76) is repeated three years later
in the speech Against Aristocrates (23 207), and
finds an echo six years later in the Third :--
The public works (of our forefathers) are edifices and
ornaments of such beauty and grandeur, in temples and
in dedicated offerings, that posterity has no power to
surpass them (3 ?
in the speech Against Aristocrates (23 207), and
finds an echo six years later in the Third :--
The public works (of our forefathers) are edifices and
ornaments of such beauty and grandeur, in temples and
in dedicated offerings, that posterity has no power to
surpass them (3 ?
Demosthenese - First Philippic and the Olynthiacs
