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Ἀθηνa ι περὶ τούτων μόνοις των πάντων ανθρίπων οἰκείοις χρησθαι παραδείγμασι.
Amphipolis and Pydna vere talcen by Philip in 357, Potidae in 356.
Aristophon, the eadin Statesma at Athens after in sal o Calli- Stratus in 361 p. his polic vas discredite in the Socia War an he
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vas succee led by Eubulus. Demosthenes speecli against Androtion is directe against his poticy. Diopithes bes known a genera sent by Athens in to Settie Cleructas in the Chersonese. f. de Chers passim. Vesterinan and Schaeser, however, thinicola a Diopithes of Sphettiis is ineant here
Megara. In 3 3 an attenapi va made to ut it in Philip' hands, but revente by thens. In the fame ea Philip establislied hispo ver in Euboea by Setting up tyranis, Clitarchus at Eretria, and Philistides at reus Blassola inlis that Megata is ut o place here a1non Euboea incidenis, an is ineresore incline to nil either his
Porthmus, in hactour os Eretria, vas occupied by Some of the anti- Macedonia part drive out by Clitarchus, and was attache and destro3 ed by Philip' generat Hipponicus. Hellesponi. Cf. D87, 2 I. Philip's ope iations here in alliance vitia
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against Philip Philocrates ovent into exile in 3 3. Cephisophon,
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vitii the solio vin μὴ is ost.
90. Docroe of Byzantinos his and the ex decree are the least Suspiciolis in the speech, but there are difficulties in acceptingiliena. I This decree does no orde the cro vn though it impliesit. a Peranthus and Byzantiuna re merge in ne decreeri Velino v o no relatio bet veen the cities inhicli explain this. 3)
Corcyra, C. μητραW- προβούλευμα.
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Herod. 7 65 εῖματα . . . πω ξυλων πεποιημένα.
παραίτιος Mund in the poets and in late prose, and in Inscriptions. τη Φιλίππου, c. χειρόν an unusitat an Pharsi ellipse. εὐχαριστῶv sor Sual χάριν ειδῶς A singula subjeci must hie
κώ πεπραγμένων τοῖς προγονοις.
το Δεκελεικὰ πόλεμov. Decelea in Attica was occupied by the
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Spartans in 13, and the inportance of this occupatio gaverit nam tolli rem ainder of the war.
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the member of the went companies συμμορίαι into vhich theo et Ooliatae to this service vere divided, vere arranged by the πιμεληταί villa the et of the strategi into roups συντέλειαι , acla rOUPfurnishing a trireme. Inder his sustem the richest Inember of the CompanieS, οἱ γεμόνες των συμμοριῶν, at in mone in the first instance and the collecte it frona the oorer members. For ineshoricornings of the system se the speeches in Polycl. 5o circ. 358, onthe trierarchie cro vn 5Ι circ. 359, againSt Euergu 7 , circ. 353. The relie Demosthenes lax assorded vago vosoles: 1 it made inerici contribute in proportion to ei property, and so lightene thecontributio of the oor et it revente the rich rona controlliniste
γράφεσθαι. The word τουτον εἰς ὁμας are ut ut by obet a superfluous, but τουτον distincti hel ps in Sense. το μέρos the part required, i. e. one-fifth A prosecutor in a publicactio fallitas to obtain one-fifth of the voles of the dicasis vas fined
που 'γεμόvαS, .τ.λ. Later o in the speech, Ι2, Demosthenes accuses Aeschines of havin been bribed by the deader of the companies to pol his ara reforming the trierarchiy. Here herepresent them a trying to induce laim by offers of large una either I notrio propos his a vini ait, or a to et it dro aster Iringin itformard. ut the technica ternis are o quite clear. The exactinterpretation of the passage depend o the meaning Ven to καταβάλλειν and ὁπωμοσία respectively. I Vith the pre Sent participieκαταβάλλοντ' the reading o Manda, the word natist e talcen losely vitii si in the sense of lettin fall. The ream nil in the ex καταβαλόντα has been talcen in the sense of aster re stering t. cf. 45, but his is a very douessul meanins , and tris bestrio talce ita villa ἀν. 2 ὁπωμοσία is generali agreexto mea an assidavit os an obstructive hinx and here it seem to reser to the wor statemen by the opponentos a proposa of lax that he intend to bring a. γραφη παρονόμων againStit Such an assidavit Nould sta the operation os the lai unti thelegalit oscit ad been tried. are o suppos the eader of the Symmones trying to induce Demosthenes noto proceed villi his lavexvlien opposition vas flere to it But there is no exactuarallel for