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Aeschines

also: Aeschines, Aeschini, Aeschinem

Athenian orator of the fourth century BC, the great rival of Demosthenes, defeated by him in the trial of Ctesiphon. Cicero (Orator 26, 29, 110, 111, 235) repeatedly pairs him with Demosthenes as a model of the smooth and splendid Attic style.

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Mentioned in 6 works (21 total)

On Invention rhetoric · 1 mention

§1.51 Aeschines

On the Orator rhetoric · 2 mentions

§28 Aeschines
§213 Aeschines

Brutus rhetoric · 5 mentions

§36 Aeschines
§285 Aeschines
§290 Aeschines
§292 Aeschines
§325 Aeschines

On the Best Kind of Orators rhetoric · 6 mentions

§14 Aeschines
§17 Aeschines
§20 Aeschines
§21 Aeschines
§22 Aeschines
§23 Aeschines

Orator: To Marcus Brutus rhetoric · 6 mentions

§26 Aeschines
§29 Aeschines
§57 Aeschines
§110 Aeschines
§111 Aeschines
§235 Aeschines

On the Ends of Good and Evil philosophy · 1 mention

§5 Aeschines

C icero by Claude

Aeschines

Mentioned in 6 works (21 total)

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