De Litis Instrumentis, Quae Exstant In Demosthenis Oratione In Midiam, Commentatio... by Anton Westermann offers a detailed Latin commentary on the legal documents and arguments presented in Demosthenes' oration against Midias. This work provides valuable insights into ancient Greek law and legal procedures, as illuminated by one of antiquity's most famous speeches.
Westermann's commentary delves into the intricacies of the legal instruments cited by Demosthenes, exploring their historical context and significance within Athenian society. Scholars and students of classical literature, legal history, and ancient Greek civilization will find this a crucial resource for understanding the complexities of Athenian justice and the rhetorical strategies employed by Demosthenes in his pursuit of legal redress. This book remains relevant for its meticulous analysis and contribution to the study of classical oratory and legal practice.
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