EDWARD M. HARRIS is an emeritus professor of ancient history at Durham University and honorary professorial fellow at the University of Edinburgh. He is the author of Aeschines and Athenian Politics, Democracy and the Rule of Law in Classical Athens: Essays in Law, Society, and Politics, and The Rule of Law in Action in Democratic Athens.

• Series Editor's Preface (Michael Gagarin)Translator's Preface (Edward Harris)Series Introduction (Michael Gagarin) Oratory in Classical AthensThe OratorsThe Works of the OratorsGovernment and Law in Classical AthensThe Translation of Greek OratoryAbbreviationsNote on CurrencyBibliography of Works CitedIntroduction to Demosthenes (Michael Gagarin) LifeWorksStyleSignificanceIntroduction to This Volume (Edward Harris)DEMOSTHENES (Edward Harris) 23. Against Aristocrates24. Against Timocrates25–26. Against Aristogeiton I and IIBibliography for This VolumeIndex

Harris is an excellent guide both to the historical issues of the period and to issues in Athenian law…Harris' copious annotation...offers readers many, many starting points for engagement with individual passages. (Journal of Hellenic Studies)

EDWARD M. HARRIS is an emeritus professor of ancient history at Durham University and honorary professorial fellow at the University of Edinburgh. He is the author of Aeschines and Athenian Politics, Democracy and the Rule of Law in Classical Athens: Essays in Law, Society, and Politics, and The Rule of Law in Action in Democratic Athens.

• Series Editor's Preface (Michael Gagarin)Translator's Preface (Edward Harris)Series Introduction (Michael Gagarin) Oratory in Classical AthensThe OratorsThe Works of the OratorsGovernment and Law in Classical AthensThe Translation of Greek OratoryAbbreviationsNote on CurrencyBibliography of Works CitedIntroduction to Demosthenes (Michael Gagarin) LifeWorksStyleSignificanceIntroduction to This Volume (Edward Harris)DEMOSTHENES (Edward Harris) 23. Against Aristocrates24. Against Timocrates25–26. Against Aristogeiton I and IIBibliography for This VolumeIndex

Harris is an excellent guide both to the historical issues of the period and to issues in Athenian law…Harris' copious annotation...offers readers many, many starting points for engagement with individual passages. (Journal of Hellenic Studies)

EDWARD M. HARRIS is an emeritus professor of ancient history at Durham University and honorary professorial fellow at the University of Edinburgh. He is the author of Aeschines and Athenian Politics, Democracy and the Rule of Law in Classical Athens: Essays in Law, Society, and Politics, and The Rule of Law in Action in Democratic Athens.

• Series Editor's Preface (Michael Gagarin)Translator's Preface (Edward Harris)Series Introduction (Michael Gagarin) Oratory in Classical AthensThe OratorsThe Works of the OratorsGovernment and Law in Classical AthensThe Translation of Greek OratoryAbbreviationsNote on CurrencyBibliography of Works CitedIntroduction to Demosthenes (Michael Gagarin) LifeWorksStyleSignificanceIntroduction to This Volume (Edward Harris)DEMOSTHENES (Edward Harris) 23. Against Aristocrates24. Against Timocrates25–26. Against Aristogeiton I and IIBibliography for This VolumeIndex

Harris is an excellent guide both to the historical issues of the period and to issues in Athenian law…Harris' copious annotation...offers readers many, many starting points for engagement with individual passages. (Journal of Hellenic Studies)