Excerpt from Andocidis Orationes
Andocidis de rebus quae com quattuor, quorum I a. 1840, reliqua perta babemus, pleraque ex tribus ann. Philol. Su pl. VIIII p. 165 - 223. Quas ipse habuit orationibus didici XI 426 6 edita sunt deni ue mus: accedit oratio in eum scripta F. Lass eloq. Attic. I2 p. 880 9. Quae in Lysiacis fertur, quam in Ex ente interatticas nobilissima iudicio id quod plerique nunc exi oriun um se esse Andocides gloria stimant dici potuisse ut ego nego, tur ipse (i unde factum est ita a rhetore inferioris aetatis com ut a Clistbene Cydathenaeemium gositam esse improbabile duco 1. Ea pago adseriberettu'. Ab ipso.
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