This work, titled " ber Die Echtheit Der Friedensrede Des Andokides," delves into the authenticity of Andocides' peace oration. Walther Francke's study, originally published in 1888, examines the historical and linguistic evidence surrounding the speech attributed to Andocides, a prominent figure in ancient Athenian politics. The book offers insights into the political climate of ancient Greece and the rhetorical strategies employed in peace negotiations. It remains a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in classical studies, ancient history, and political theory.
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