Oratorum Græcorum Quorum Princeps Est Demosthenes: Quæ Supersunt Monumenta Ingenii E Bonis Libris a Se Emendata, Materia Critica, Commentariis Integris H. Wolfii, J. Taylori, J. Marklandi Aliorum Et Suis, Indicibus Denique Instructa; Volume 2

This is Volume 2 of Johann Jacob Reiske's edition of the surviving works of the Greek orators, chief among them Demosthenes. Entitled "Oratorum Græcorum Quorum Princeps Est Demosthenes," this volume presents the monuments of his genius, emended from reliable books. It includes critical material, complete commentaries by H. Wolfius, J. Taylor, J. Markland, and others, along with Reiske's own insights, and is equipped with indices.

A valuable resource for scholars of classical rhetoric and ancient Greek history, this edition offers a comprehensive examination of Demosthenes' enduring influence and the art of oration in the ancient world.

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