Oratorum Graecorum, Quorum Princeps Est Demosthenes ... Monumenta Ingenii, Materia Critica, Comm. Aliorum Et Suis Instructa, Ed. I.i. Reiske. [with] Apparatus Critici Ad Demosthenem Volumen Primum (-tertium) [and] Indices Operum Demosthenis (Paperback)

This comprehensive collection, "Oratorum Graecorum, Quorum Princeps Est Demosthenes...", edited by I.I. Reiske, showcases the works of Greek orators, with Demosthenes as the foremost figure. A monument to intellectual prowess, this edition is enriched with critical material and commentary from various scholars, alongside Reiske's own insights.

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