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1 Schaefer thinks this letter to be the work of a scribe in the council of the Greek allies. Demosthenes to the Council and the Assembly sends greeting.

1 A letter has come from AntiphilusFrom Plut. Phoc. 24 we learn that Antiphilus was commanding the army of the allies besieging Antipater in Lamia, winter of 323-322 B.C. to the councillors of the allies,The council of the allies is thought to have been meeting at Phylê in northern Attica. which, while satisfactorily phrased for those who wish to have good news in prospect, leaves many items unacceptable to those who toady to Antipater. These men, taking along with them the dispatch from Antipater that came to Corinth addressed to Deinarchus,Deinarchus, youngest of the ten Attic orators, was opposed to Demosthenes and favored Macedon. His speech accusing Demosthenes of receiving twenty talents from Harpalus is extant. At the date of this letter he was in exile at Corinth, his birthplace. have filled all the cities in the Peloponnesus with such reports as I pray that the gods may turn back upon their own heads.

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