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1 12|       honour with posterity as Demosthenes, and that the fame of Euripides
2 15| distance between Aeschines and Demosthenes on the one hand, and your
3 16|     day. But you bring forward Demosthenes and Hyperides who flourished,
4 16|        our own era and that of Demosthenes. If you measure this space
5 16|       we call years, then your Demosthenes, whom you represent as so
6 25|        give the first place to Demosthenes and assign the next to Aeschines,
7 32|        I name in preference to Demosthenes among the Greeks, who is
8 37|      has got an adequate case. Demosthenes, I take it, does not owe