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Chersonese (Ukraine) (search for this): speech 18, section 92
Read also of the crowns awarded by the inhabitants of the Chersonese.Decree of the Chersonesites[The peoples of the Chersonesus inhabiting Sestus, Elaeus, Madytus, and Alopeconnesus, do crown the Council and People of Athens with a golden crown of sixty talents' value,These can hardly be standard talents. Perhaps they were the later conventional talents, mentioned by Philemon, which were equal to three gold staters or didrachmas （say 4s. 6d.）; or perhaps the Chersonesus had an unknown standard of its own; or perhaps the forger of these documents was generous in disbursing other people's gold. and erect an altar to Gratitude and to the People of Athens, because they have been a contributory cause of all the greatest blessings to
Athens (Greece) (search for this): speech 18, section 92
the crowns awarded by the inhabitants of the Chersonese.Decree of the Chersonesites[The peoples of the Chersonesus inhabiting Sestus, Elaeus, Madytus, and Alopeconnesus, do crown the Council and People of Athens with a golden crown of sixty talents' value,These can hardly be standard talents. Perhaps they were the later conventional talents, mentioned by Philemon, which were own standard of its own; or perhaps the forger of these documents was generous in disbursing other people's gold. and erect an altar to Gratitude and to the People of Athens, because they have been a contributory cause of all the greatest blessings to the peoples of the Chersonesus, having rescued them from Philip and restored their fatherland, t
Chersonesus (Ukraine) (search for this): speech 18, section 92
Read also of the crowns awarded by the inhabitants of the Chersonese.Decree of the Chersonesites[The peoples of the Chersonesus inhabiting Sestus, Elaeus, Madytus, and Alopeconnesus, do crown the Council and People of Athens with a golden crown of sixty talents' vaentioned by Philemon, which were equal to three gold staters or didrachmas （say 4s. 6d.）; or perhaps the Chersonesus had an unknown standard of its own; or perhaps the forger of these documents was generous in disbursing eople of Athens, because they have been a contributory cause of all the greatest blessings to the peoples of the Chersonesus, having rescued them from Philip and restored their fatherland, their laws, their freedom, and their temples; al