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In §§ 294—296, Demosthenes gives a “black list” of the traitors who have helped Philip or Alexander in subjugating Greek states, and declares that Aeschines is the representative of this pestilent class in Athens. Saving his own country from the disgrace of joining or abetting this foul plot against liberty is the great service for which he claims the name of patriot.

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