Prodicus' "Fifty-Drachma Show-Lecture" and "The Mytilene Debate" of Thucydides: An Account of the Intellectual and Social Antecedents of Formal Logic

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The Thucydidean Element in the Speeches of the Mytilenaean Debate: History 3.37 - 48

“…There are a variety of degrees of this, of course. See especially Pohlenz 1919, Strassburger 1958:17-8, Andrewes 1962:66-71, Flashar 1969:1-56, and Rood 1998 Bibliography of note on this pair of speeches includes Andrews 2000, Debnar 2000, Tompkins 1993, Johnson 1990, Hussey 1985, Cogan 1981-2, Manuwald 1979, Macleod 1978, Kagan 1975, Schram 1965, Winnington-Ingram 1965, De Wet 1963, Andrewes 1962, Moraux 1954, and Bodin 1940. 7 Hussey 1985 See Bowersock 1965:139, and Hornblower 1987:53 respectively.…”