This is a meticulously edited edition of Demosthenesâ?(TM) renowned oration, "On the Crown," presented with comprehensive English notes. A cornerstone of classical literature, Demosthenes's work provides invaluable insight into the political and legal landscape of ancient Greece. Delivered in 330 BC, the speech defends Demosthenesâ?(TM)s political conduct and policies against the accusations of Aeschines.

This edition, prepared with scholarly rigor, is an essential resource for students and enthusiasts of classical history, rhetoric, and law. Its enduring relevance lies in its masterful use of language and its profound exploration of themes such as civic duty, political responsibility, and the power of persuasion.

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