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Craig Gibson, trans., edition of April 30, 2003
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The hypothesis of this speech is simple. Since Philip is nominally keeping the peace, but in actuality is committing many wrongs against the Athenians, the orator advises them to stand up and defend themselves against the king, since a great danger is threatening them and all the rest of the Greeks in common.
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