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Naxos (Greece) (search for this): speech 18, section 197
In respect of the business of which I am
speaking— and at present I discuss nothing else—I am a
better citizen than you, in so far as I devoted myself to a course of action
that was unanimously approved, neither shirking nor even counting any personal
danger. You made no more acceptable suggestion, otherwise mine would not have
been adopted; and in carrying out mine you were not of the slightest use. You
are proved after the event to have behaved throughout like a worthless and most
unpatriotic citizen; and now, by a strange coincidence, those thorough-going
enemies of Athens, Aristratus at
Naxos and Aristolaus at Thasos, are bringing the friends of Athens to trial, while at Athens itself Aeschines is accusing
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Athens (Greece) (search for this): speech 18, section 197
Thasos (Greece) (search for this): speech 18, section 197
In respect of the business of which I am
speaking— and at present I discuss nothing else—I am a
better citizen than you, in so far as I devoted myself to a course of action
that was unanimously approved, neither shirking nor even counting any personal
danger. You made no more acceptable suggestion, otherwise mine would not have
been adopted; and in carrying out mine you were not of the slightest use. You
are proved after the event to have behaved throughout like a worthless and most
unpatriotic citizen; and now, by a strange coincidence, those thorough-going
enemies of Athens, Aristratus at
Naxos and Aristolaus at Thasos, are bringing the friends of Athens to trial, while at Athens itself Aeschines is accusing
Demosthen