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Athenian internal politics 403-395 B.C., with particular reference to the speeches of Lysias.

Todd, Stephen Charles.University of Cambridge1985

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Shame in Athenian Oratory

Bianchi Mancini, SofiaUniversity of Wales Trinity Saint David2020

… orations of the fifth and fourth centuries B.C.: Lysias’ On the Murder of Eratosthenes (1), Against Simon (3), Demosthenes’ Against Conon (54) and Aeschines’ Against Timarchus (1). The usage of shame in oratory has not been extensively studied due to the potential difficulty in reconstructing how …

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Discussion of the uses of the vocative or case of address in the orations of Antiphon, Andokides, Lysias, Isocrates, Aeschines and Demosthenes

Sparks, Marion Emeline2016

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The correspondence of Saint Cyprian as consolatory literature

Kirschenmann, Edgar M.Creighton University1954

… of Ethopoiia as in the case of such a writer as Lysias, but is a true example of Christ-like love uniting with the object of its solicitude. In Cyprian we have not only one who is a fine Christian, sincere believer: but also one who uses his Christian beliefs for the benefit of the downtrodden …

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