Theban ambassadors
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2 neutralin the voice of Philip II of Macedon 1 , Thrasybulus 1
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in the voice of Philip II of Macedon
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On the False Embassy Demosthenes 1 neutral 1 citation
The paragraph narrates Philip's offers to the Theban envoys.
The Theban ambassadors declined the overture, and would not take the bribe.
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in the voice of Thrasybulus
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Hellenica Xenophon 1 neutral 1 citation
Thrasybulus's remark is rendered as his own direct words explaining Athens's reasoning for aiding Thebes.
And Thrasybulus, after giving the ambassadors the decree for an answer, pointed out also that, although Piraeus was without walls, they would nevertheless brave the danger of repaying to the Thebans a greater favour than they had received.
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