Lysias [Material gráfico] : ex marmore antiquo apud Ios. Nic. de Azara

Resumen: Descripción: retrato de busto de Lisias basado en una escultura

Oratores attici : antiphon, andocides, lysias, isocrates, isu̲s, lycurgus... /

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Oeuvres complettes d'Isocrate : auxquelles on a joint quelques discours analogues à ceux de cet orateur tirés de Platon, de Lysias, de Thucydide, de Xénophon, de Démosthène, d'Antiphon, de Gorgias, d'Antisthène & d'Alcidamas /

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Selections from the Attic orators: Antiphon, Andocides, Lysias, Isocrates, Isaeus; being a companion volume to 'The Attic orators from Antiphon to Isaeus.'

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Ausgewaehlte Reden des Lysias.

Greek text.

Die Scheinargumente bei Lysias, insbesondere in der XII. Rede: Kata Eratosthenous, und in der XXIV. Rede: Peri tou mē didonai tō adynatō aŕgyrion,

The author's Inaugural Dissertation, Würzburg, 1918.

Orateurs et sophistes grecs : choix de harangues, d'éloges funèbres, de plaidoyers criminels et civils, de dissertations, de Prodicus, Périclès, Antiphon, Andocide, Lysias, Isocrate, Isée, Lycurgue, Hegésippe, Hypèride, Dinarque, Dion Chrysostome, et Maxime de Tyr /

"Un Membre de l'Université" es pseud. de Gabriel Peignot (BN-Opale Plus)

Orateurs et sophistes grecs : choix de harangues, d'éloges funèbres, de plaidoyers criminels et civils, de dissertations, de Prodicus, Périclès, Antiphon, Andocide, Lysias, Isocrate, Isée, Lycurguè, Hégésippe, Hypéride, Dinarque, Dion Chrysostome, et Maxime de Tyr /

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Lysias' Reden gegen Eratosthenes und über den Ölbaum.

[1] Textheft.--[2] Einleitung und Kommentar.

Eight orations of Lysias,

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Select orations of Lysias,

Second edition.

Select orations of Lysias /

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Ausgewählte reden des Lysias ... /

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Observations on the Athenian judicial procedure on the subject of Lysias XXIII

It is thought that Lysias��� speech XXIII, Against Pancleon, was delivered in a paragraphe or ‘counter-indictment process’, called antigraphe in an initial phase. However a review of these concepts and, in general, of some aspects of Athenian judicial procedure has allowed us to conclude that the mentioned speech was made by the plaintiff, client of the logographer, against the defendant in a ‘action for false testimony’, dike pseudomartyrion.