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Preface vii
General Introduction 1
Concerning the Killing of Eratosthenes: Defence Speech
Introduction 43
Text and Translation 62
Commentary 88
Funeral Speech for those who Assisted the Corinthians
Introduction 149
Text and Translation 166
Commentary 210
Against Simon: Defence Speech
Introduction 275
Text and Translation 288
Commentary 308
Concerning a Premeditated Wounding: Prosecutor and Client Unknown
Introduction 347
Text and Translation 354
Commentary 364
On Behalf of Kallias: Defence Speech on a Charge of Hierosulia
Introduction 385
Text and Translation 390
Commentary 394
Prosecution against Andokides for Impiety
Introduction 399
Text and Translation 412
Commentary 440
Areiopagos Speech: Defence concerning the Sekos
Introduction 477
Text and Translation 490
Commentary 512
Accusation of Defamatory Speech against the Sunousiastai
Introduction 541
Text and Translation 554
Commentary 566
On behalf of the Soldier
Introduction 581
Text and Translation 594
Commentary 604
Prosecution against Theomnestos, 1 and 2
Introduction 625
Prosecution against Theomnestos, First Speech
Text and Translation 642
Commentary 660
Prosecution against Theomnestos, Second Speech
Text and Translation 696
Commentary 702
Abbreviations 705
Bibliography 707
Index Locorum 731
Index of Greek Terms 757
Index of Names 765
General Index 771
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Michelle Flores-walsh
reviewed A Commentary on Lysias, Speeches 1-11 on May 30, 2016
A Commentary on Lysias, Speeches 1-11
Excellent, engaging essays by Stevenson about a variety of Scottish, French, American, and Japanese writers / figures (as well as Samuel Pepys--the one Englishman to slip by). The ones about French medieval writers Charles of Orleans and Francois Villon are especially good, as are the ones on Hugo, Whitman, and Pepys. One might not always agree with Stevenson's neglect of the works for the men or, alternatively, his conclusions about these writers, but the essays provide a fascinating glimpse of how Stevenson negotiates literary history. Most of these essays started as periodical articles from the 1870s and 1880s in journals such as the Cornhill, and the entire collection was published in 1882.
Note that I did not read the edition I have marked here. The first English edition of Familiar Studies is available on Google Books and archive.org for free. That's where i read it.
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