Demosthenes Rede fÃ1/4r Die Krone.

Demosthenes Rede fÃ1/4r die Krone (Demosthenes' Speech on the Crown) is a celebrated oration delivered by the Athenian statesman Demosthenes in 330 BC. This powerful defense was given in response to charges brought against him by Aeschines, a political rival, concerning Demosthenes' service to Athens. Friedrich Jacobs' rendition offers German readers a vital access point to appreciate this cornerstone of classical rhetoric and political thought.

Demosthenes masterfully defends his policies and character, showcasing his unwavering dedication to Athens during a period of intense conflict with Philip II of Macedon. The speech is renowned for its eloquence, passionate appeals to Athenian values, and its enduring exploration of themes such as civic duty, leadership, and the struggle for freedom. This edition allows modern readers to engage with a pivotal moment in ancient history and appreciate the lasting relevance of Demosthenes' words.

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