- of
Philip of Macedon,
which later came to be
known as The
Philippics. The
original "
philippics" were
delivered by Demosthenes, an
Athenian statesman and...
- In the
Philippics,
Cicero attempted to
rally the
Senate against Antony, whom he
denounced as a
threat to the
Roman Republic. The
Philippics convinced...
-
Demosthenes between 344–343 BC. The
speech constitutes the
second of the four
philippics the
orator is said to have delivered. In 344 BC,
Demosthenes barnstormed...
- 1001. Manuwald, Cicero,
Philippics 3–9, pp. 13, 577, 578. Manuwald, Cicero,
Philippics 3–9, pp. 13, 14. Manuwald, Cicero,
Philippics 3–9, p. 596.
Gesine Manuwald...
- to
produce the
First Philippic as one of his most
impactful ones. Some
scholars have
debated on
whether Demosthenes'
philippics can be
referred to as...
- "Third
Philippic" was
delivered by the
prominent Athenian statesman and orator, Demosthenes, in 341 BC. It
constitutes the
third of the four
philippics. In...
-
Demosthenes and
given in 341 BC. It
constitutes the last of the four
philippics.
Modern scholars, however,
consider that the
speech is not Demosthenes'...
- List of
legal Latin terms Cicero, Pro
Roscio Amerino, (30).84 Cicero,
Philippics, 2.(14).35 Blau,
Peter (1962): 'Formal Organizations: A
Comparative Approach'...
-
orations against Marcus Antonius (
Philippics), THE
FOURTEEN ORATIONS OF M. T.
CICERO AGAINST MARCUS ANTONIUS,
CALLED PHILIPPICS.,
section 1". www.****us.tufts...
- but have had some
sections considered to be
later additions. The "Third
Philippic", for instance,
contains text
which does not
appear in all of the m****cript...
