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Thucydides, The Peloponnesian War 20 0 Browse Search
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Demosthenes, Against Neaera, section 4 (search)
You were at that time on the point of sending your entire force to Euboea and Olynthus,Olynthus, an important city in Chalcidicê. and Apollodorus, being one of its members, brought forward in the senate a bill, and carried it as a preliminary decreeThe senate could not legislate of itself. Decrees passed by it had to be submitted to the popular Olynthus, an important city in Chalcidicê. and Apollodorus, being one of its members, brought forward in the senate a bill, and carried it as a preliminary decreeThe senate could not legislate of itself. Decrees passed by it had to be submitted to the popular assembly. to the assembly, proposing that the people should decide whether the funds remaining over from the state's expenditure should be used for military purposes or for public spectacles. For the laws prescribed that, when there was war, the funds remaining over from state expenditures should be devoted to military purposes, and Apollodorus believed that the people ought to have power to do