The Oration of Aeschines Against Ctesiphon
The Oration of Aeschines Against Ctesiphon
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82. ησυχία] "peace," "quiet" ("those opposing the peace of the city," i. e. the war party, to which Demos- thenes belonged). — πάριων] " coming forward to the hema.^^ — %€ppiov τ€Ϊχος9 κ. τ. λ.] These were fortresses on the coast of Thrace, in the vicinity of the Sacred Mountain, so called, and belonged to the kingdom of Kersobleptes, but were 136 NOTES.
defended by Athenian troops (Philip. III., § 15). Philip, availing himself of the opportunity afforded by the delays in negotiating the peace,... had taken possession of them. Many of these places, at least, were not so unknown or unimpor- tant as is pretended by iEschines. Demosthenes frequently alludes to the taking of these places by Philip, in his extant orations delivered about this time. (See F. L., § 156; De Cherson., § 64; Philip. 111., § 15.) It is worth observing, however, that in neither place are all the names found which are here given by iEschines, who evidently, in rid- icule, throws together a number of obscure names, as a sort of jumble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
82. ησυχία] "peace," "quiet" ("those opposing the peace of the city," i. e. the war party, to which Demos- thenes belonged). — πάριων] " coming forward to the hema.^^ — %€ppiov τ€Ϊχος9 κ. τ. λ.] These were fortresses on the coast of Thrace, in the vicinity of the Sacred Mountain, so called, and belonged to the kingdom of Kersobleptes, but were 136 NOTES.
defended by Athenian troops (Philip. III., § 15). Philip, availing himself of the opportunity afforded by the delays in negotiating the peace,... had taken possession of them. Many of these places, at least, were not so unknown or unimpor- tant as is pretended by iEschines. Demosthenes frequently alludes to the taking of these places by Philip, in his extant orations delivered about this time. (See F. L., § 156; De Cherson., § 64; Philip. 111., § 15.) It is worth observing, however, that in neither place are all the names found which are here given by iEschines, who evidently, in rid- icule, throws together a number of obscure names, as a sort of jumble.
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