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Bust of Isocrates, cast in the Pushkin Museum (photograph by shakko, CC BY-SA 3.0)
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Author

Isocrates

436–338 BC · Teacher of rhetoric

Too shy to speak in public, he wrote speeches to be read and ran the most famous school of rhetoric in Greece, teaching that eloquence and good judgement were one. He spent sixty years urging the Greeks to unite against Persia.

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Twenty-one speeches and nine letters, in Greek beside English.

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