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Oratory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Oratory refers to the ancient art of (public) speaking. In ancient Greece and Rome, oratory was studied as a component of rhetoric (that is, composition and delivery of speeches), and was an importan...
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R.C. Jebb, The Attic Orators from Antiphon to Isaeos. Reprint Russell and Russell, 1962. Biographical and critical notices of the individual orators and analyses of their speeches. George A. Kennedy, A New History of Classical Rhetoric.
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Greek Orators II: Dinarchus and Hyperides (Classical Texts) by ; Binding: Hardcover, 228 pages ; Publisher: Aris & Phillips; List Price: USD $80; Weight: 105 ; Dimension: H: 0.75 x L: 8.5 x W: 0.53 inches ; ... The history of the period of discussed in detail, as is the rhetorical style of the two orators.
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New Trade Paper ... available for shipping or prepaid pickup only ... Greek Orators #1: Greek Orators Vol. 1: Antiphon Lysias Cover...
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Readings from select orators of the fourth century. Selections may include Demosthenes, Lysias, Isocrates and Antisthenes. ... Undergraduate course in Greek offered by the Department of Greek and Roman Studies in the Faculty of Humanities. ... Calendar > Courses of Instruction > Greek > Greek Orators...
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Greek 201: Greek Orators ... Prerequisites; Competence at the 100-level in Greek. ... Book list for Greek 201, Fall 1999; Liddell & Scott, Abridged Greek-English Dictionary...
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Texts of the Greek Orators: ... Links to the forensic speeches of the Attic Orators are set forth below. If the text appears in Greek, and you prefer to read it in English, use the "version" menu beneath the title of the speech to change the text to English.
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