The Spurious Speeches in the Lysianic Corpus
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" Lysianic sim- plicity and logic may be lacking, but similar accusations have been brought against XIV, Kar' 'AKkl/SkISov a, also a rhetorical invective, yet XIV has not been unanimously rejected. The occurrence of commonplaces and the touch of unnatural pathos, or rancour, or sycophancy, — for various scholars give various interpretations, — may account for the lack of convincing power in the speech. In my opinion the only attempt that Lysias made to convince was the attempt to render convinc...ing the character of his spokesman through his attitude to . \ndocides. The nature of the mirror determines the form of the thing reflected. The archaistic and poetic turns may cause difficulty, but why with Lysias, and not with Theodorus? If Lysias was a master of ethos, he could, no doubt, assume the language of his adopted and possibly fictitious spokesman. That is what Polycrates attempted when he wrote in the person of Anytus against Socrates. The sentence structure, the use of rhetorical figures, the general scheme of composition, are all confes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Lysianic sim- plicity and logic may be lacking, but similar accusations have been brought against XIV, Kar' 'AKkl/SkISov a, also a rhetorical invective, yet XIV has not been unanimously rejected. The occurrence of commonplaces and the touch of unnatural pathos, or rancour, or sycophancy, — for various scholars give various interpretations, — may account for the lack of convincing power in the speech. In my opinion the only attempt that Lysias made to convince was the attempt to render convinc...ing the character of his spokesman through his attitude to . \ndocides. The nature of the mirror determines the form of the thing reflected. The archaistic and poetic turns may cause difficulty, but why with Lysias, and not with Theodorus? If Lysias was a master of ethos, he could, no doubt, assume the language of his adopted and possibly fictitious spokesman. That is what Polycrates attempted when he wrote in the person of Anytus against Socrates. The sentence structure, the use of rhetorical figures, the general scheme of composition, are all confes.
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