The Philippics of Demosthenes
The Philippics of Demosthenes
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. . Sirtos potiXerai, labor only to m, ake the state punish its own citizens (lit. Itself take satisfac- tion of itself) and be wholly engrossed with this, while (= and so) Philip shall be at liberty to say and do ivhatcver he j^ieases.
3. P. 30, 1. 3. IroXiTciai = TroXtrei^/iara, j)olitics of this kind are common among you (lit. Customary to you). — 7. ToSl, thus, sc. As follows, explained in the next sentence, which therefore has no con- nective. — vp. «is, emphatic and distinctive : you the ...people of Athen. S. So also Trap vyTiv, 1. 10. — tirl p. €v twv dXXwv, on all other subjects ex- cept public affairs; opposed to e\- oi tov avy. Fiov^ivnv, 1. 12 : but from the counsels of state you have utterly banished it. Cf. 01. , III. 32. — SovXois = slaves, servants in general. — o'lKtras — domestics, house- servants. — 4. 13. «10' ti|Atv, K. T. X. , so then you (still emphatic) have experienced the consequences of this, viz. That in your 2)02nilar assem- blies you give yourselves airs (lit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Sirtos potiXerai, labor only to m, ake the state punish its own citizens (lit. Itself take satisfac- tion of itself) and be wholly engrossed with this, while (= and so) Philip shall be at liberty to say and do ivhatcver he j^ieases.
3. P. 30, 1. 3. IroXiTciai = TroXtrei^/iara, j)olitics of this kind are common among you (lit. Customary to you). — 7. ToSl, thus, sc. As follows, explained in the next sentence, which therefore has no con- nective. — vp. «is, emphatic and distinctive : you the ...people of Athen. S. So also Trap vyTiv, 1. 10. — tirl p. €v twv dXXwv, on all other subjects ex- cept public affairs; opposed to e\- oi tov avy. Fiov^ivnv, 1. 12 : but from the counsels of state you have utterly banished it. Cf. 01. , III. 32. — SovXois = slaves, servants in general. — o'lKtras — domestics, house- servants. — 4. 13. «10' ti|Atv, K. T. X. , so then you (still emphatic) have experienced the consequences of this, viz. That in your 2)02nilar assem- blies you give yourselves airs (lit.
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