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περὶ τῆς εἰρήνης

περὶ τῆς εἰρήνης Demosthenes
24 Must we then, you ask, do as we are told for fear of the consequences? Do you of all men advise that? Far from it. No, I think we ought so to act as to do nothing unworthy of Athens and yet avoid war; we ought to show to all men our good sense and the justice of our claims. To those who think we ought boldly to risk everything, and who do not foresee the inevitable hostilities, I suggest the following consideration. We are allowing the Thebans to keep Oropus; and if anyone should ask us to tell him candidly why we do so, we should have to answer, In order to avoid war.

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