Hyperides kata Demosthenous. The oration of Hyperides aganist Demosthenes, respecting the treasure of Harpalus; the fragments of the Greek text, now first edited from the facsimile of the Ms. discovered at Egyptian Thebes in 1847; together with other

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γ περίδην και τον ἄφιλον δημοκόλακα, τον οὐ οεν α σχρον νομίσαντα κολακίs τοῖπλήθους συκοφαντησαι Δημοσθενην, οὐδ' ἰντον εἰς ταυτα παρασχεῖν cιάκονον εφ'

οἶς αυτοὶ μετενόησαν οἶς έχαρ ιζετο - τ λ. Ne lite taInen contenderin, Hyperidoni ipsum prorsiis alienum fuisse a largitionis suspicione: nam et antua doni Orator parten argenti a rege Persarunt se Ephialtein oratoribus divisiaecopisse creditus est Uitt. X. Orat. p. 48. . in atque ferebatur olim oratio ejus DU Ἀρπάλου ii concioine habiti Poll. IJ9. εὶ μὴ ψευδής ait adeston possis ad lues opinione ni, Hyperidein ad depellenda=n a se corrupte

o ipsius IIypurulis artbitrio pendulbat accusatoris in hae ensisa munus. Itaque citui sesternianno et sessello p. 59. crediderint, e tempore Hypericli 0scio

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Tlius vo liave thre authorities IIarpocration, Pliotius, and Suidas citing

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PRE LIMINARU DISSERTATIO X. xxix