Υπερείδης (Άπαντα)
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A free application with 6 books in Ancient Greek without translation:
- Apology for Lykophron
- Epitaph
- Fixed Athinogenis
- In favor of Demosthenes Arpaleion
- When Philippidou
- Share Efxenippou prosecutor apology to Polyeuktos
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The Hypereides was a politician and strategist of ancient Athens.
Born in 389 BC and took an active part in the politics of his homeland next to Demosthenes against Philip of Macedonia. After the defeat of the Athenians in Krannona the Hypereides fled to the sanctuary of Aeacus Aegina, where he was arrested. Tradition says he cut his tongue with his teeth to not be forced to betray. The most important reason was the epitaph of those who fell in Lamian war. After the defeat of the Athenians in Lamian war killed Antipater (322 BC).
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The free e-book has the following functions:
- Change page with the visual feel of a real book.
- Creating and deleting personal bookmarks.
- Automatic bookmark. Close the book, and just return it remembers where you left off
-% Of completion of the book.
- Clock, not to forget reading the book.
- Day and Night mode.
- Ability to change the font color and background for more relaxed reading.
- Automatically adjust the text size on the screen.
- No internet connection is required for reading the book.
Happy reading
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- Apology for Lykophron
- Epitaph
- Fixed Athinogenis
- In favor of Demosthenes Arpaleion
- When Philippidou
- Share Efxenippou prosecutor apology to Polyeuktos
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The Hypereides was a politician and strategist of ancient Athens.
Born in 389 BC and took an active part in the politics of his homeland next to Demosthenes against Philip of Macedonia. After the defeat of the Athenians in Krannona the Hypereides fled to the sanctuary of Aeacus Aegina, where he was arrested. Tradition says he cut his tongue with his teeth to not be forced to betray. The most important reason was the epitaph of those who fell in Lamian war. After the defeat of the Athenians in Lamian war killed Antipater (322 BC).
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The free e-book has the following functions:
- Change page with the visual feel of a real book.
- Creating and deleting personal bookmarks.
- Automatic bookmark. Close the book, and just return it remembers where you left off
-% Of completion of the book.
- Clock, not to forget reading the book.
- Day and Night mode.
- Ability to change the font color and background for more relaxed reading.
- Automatically adjust the text size on the screen.
- No internet connection is required for reading the book.
Happy reading
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Creative Commons License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.el
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