Isocratis Panegyricus (1831)

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The collection features speeches by the ancient Greek orator Isocrates, categorized into themes like politics, education, rhetoric, and ethics. Notably, the Panegyricus, delivered in 380 BC, emphasizes the importance of unity among Greek city-states to confront external threats. This work is significant in the realms of Greek rhetoric and political philosophy, providing insight into ancient Greek thought. The book is a facsimile reprint of the original, aimed at preserving and promoting important literary works.