Divine Talk: Religious Argumentation in Demosthenes

Günther Martin

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Introduction I. SPEECHES IN PUBLIC TRIALS 1. Against Midias (Or. 21) 2. On the False Embassy (Or. 19) 3. On the Crown (Or. 18) 4. Demosthenes as Speechwriter 5. Speeches Written by Other Orators Excursus: Against Aristogiton (Or. 25) Conclusion I: The Importance of the Individual II. DELIBERATIVE AND PRIVATE SPEECHES 6. Demosthenes' Assembly Speeches 7. Against Leptines (Or. 20) 8. Private Speeches I: Ritual Acts with Probative Force 9. Private Speeches II: Non-Probative Arguments Conclusion II: The Influence of the Genre

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