...years, the object of general attention and expectation. THE ORATION OP ^ESCHINES AGAINST CXE8IPHON. You see, Athenians ! what forces are prepared, what...and arrayed, what soliciting through the assembly, hy a certain party ; and all this, to oppose the fair and ordinary course of justice in the state....

...had been, for some years, the object of general attention and expectation. THE ORATION OF JEscrnxsa AGAINST CTESIPHON. You see, Athenians ! what forces...convinced that faction never can have greater weight wjtfi you than law and justice. It were to be wished, indeed, that the presidents of our senate, and...

...been, for some years, the object of general attention and expectation. THE ORATION : OF ./ESCHINES AGAINST CTESIPHON. You see, Athenians ! what forces...certain party ; and all this, to oppose the fair and ordmary course of justice in the state. As to me, I stand here in firm reliance, first on the immortal...

...age. In his chief oration, that against Ctesiphon, './Eschines commences his address by remarking, " You see, Athenians ! what forces are prepared, what...the state. As to me I stand here in firm reliance on the immortal gods, on the laws, and on you ; convinced that faction never can have greater weight...

...antagonist of Demosthenes ; after his defeat by Demosthenes, In the trial of Ctesiphon, vent Into exile. You see, Athenians ! what forces are prepared, what...party; and all this to oppose the fair and ordinary oourse of justice in the state. As to me, I stand here in firm reliance, first on the immortal gods,...