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Vitae decem oratorum

Vitae decem oratorum Plutarch
6 Some have said that Aeschines did not study under any teachers, but rose from the under-clerkship in the courts, which he held at that time. And they say that his first speech before the people was against Philip, by which he gained such reputation as to be chosen envoy to the Arcadians; and when he came to them he raised the ten thousand troops with which to oppose Philip. He also prosecuted for unchastity Timarchus, who gave up the defence and hanged himself, as Demosthenes says somewhere.Demosthenes xix. (On the False Legation) 2 and 285. He was elected envoy to Philip with Ctesiphon and Demosthenes to treat for peace, on which occasion he was more successful than Demosthenes; and the second time, when he was one of ten,Aeschines, On the False Legation, 178. he confirmed the peace with oaths, was tried for it, and was acquitted, as has been said above.

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