Appianus of Alexandria in the library

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1. Areopagiticus Isocrates 1 authority 1 citation

   areopagiticus

   The King's letters are treated as documentary proof of foreign attitudes.

   As to the hatred of us among the Hellenes, you have heard the report of our generals themselves, and what the King thinks of us, he has made plain in the letters which have been dispatched by him.