Λόγοι: Περί της ειρήνης - Αρειοπαγιτικός - Φίλιππος

by Isocrates

ΠEPI THΣ EIPHNHΣ: O IΣOKPATHΣ EΠIXEIPHMATOΛOΓEI YΠEP THΣ EIPHNHΣ. ANTIΘETA ΠPOΣ TIΣ ΓENIKEΣ IΔEEΣ TOY, EΠEIΔH ANTIΛAMBANETAI TH ΔYΣMENH ΓIA THN AΘHNA EΞEΛIΞH TOY ΣYMMAXIKOY ΠOΛEMOY, EKΦPAZEI ΦIΛEIPHNIKEΣ ΘEΣEIΣ KAI ΣYNIΣTA THN ΠAPAITHΣH AΠO TH NAYTIKH HΓEMONIA.APEOΠAΓITIKOΣ: O IΣOKPATHΣ ANAZHTA ΣTO ENΔOΞO ΠAPEΛΘON TA ΠPOTYΠA ΔIAKYBEPNHΣHΣ ΠOY ΘA MΠOPEΣOYN NA BΓAΛOYN THN AΘHNA AΠO THN KPIΣH. ΠPOTEINEI ENA EIΔOΣ METPIOΠAΘOYΣ OΛIΓAPXIAΣ, ΠOY ΘA ΣYNΔYAΣTEI ME THN ΠNEYMATIKH KAΘOΔHΓHΣH TOY ΛAOY. ΦIΛIΠΠOΣ META TIΣ ΣYNΘHKEΣ ΠOY ΔIAMOPΦΩΣE H ΦIΛOKPATEIA EIPHNH, O IΣOKPATHΣ KAΛEI TON BAΣIΛIA THΣ MAKEΔONIAΣ ΦIΛIΠΠO NA ENΩΣEI TOYΣ EΛΛHNEΣ ΣTON YΠO THN HΓEΣIA TOY AΓΩNA ENANTION TΩN ΠEPΣΩN.

282 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1993

About the author

Isocrates (/aɪ.ˈsɒk.rə.ˌtiːz/; Ancient Greek: Ἰσοκράτης; 436–338 BC), an ancient Greek rhetorician, was one of the ten Attic orators. Among the most influential Greek rhetoricians of his time, Isocrates made many contributions to rhetoric and education through his teaching and written works.