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CONTENTS
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| Socrates—I In His Own Defense (399 B.C.) | 65 |
| II On Being Declared Guilty (399 B.C.) | 77 |
| III On Being Condemned to Death (399 B.C.) | 82 |
| Isocrates—On the Union of Greece to Resist Persia (380 B.C.) | 89 |
| Isaeus—In the Suit Against Dicæogenes and Leochares | 101 |
| Demosthenes—I The Second Oration Against Philip (344 B.C.) | 110 |
| II On the State of the Chersonesus (342 B.C.) | 120 |
| III On the Crown (330 B.C.) | 143 |
| Aeschines—Against Ctesiphon; or, On the Crown (330 B.C.) | 186 |
| Dinarchus—Against Demosthenes (324 B.C.) | 233 |
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