Isocrates, Volume I

Discover the profound influence of Isocrates (436–338 BC) in "Isocrates, Volume I," a critical collection that delves into the heart of Greek civilization during the fourth century BC. Published in 1928 and spanning 464 pages, this compilation features twenty-one discourses that encompass a diverse range of themes including political essays, educational treatises, and ethical discussions, alongside compelling legal speeches. Furthermore, it includes nine insightful letters that provide a glimpse into the public dimensions of Isocrates’ thought. This volume is an essential addition for anyone interested in classical literature, philosophy, and the rich tapestry of ancient political discourse. Immerse yourself in the wisdom of Isocrates and explore the foundational ideas that shaped the course of Western thought.