Rumors spread about this man included that he had assisted his mother at bizarre nocturnal religious rituals and served as a janitor in his father's schoolhouse.
Rumors spread about this man included that he had assisted his mother at bizarre nocturnal religious rituals and served as a janitor in his father's schoolhouse. His first political activity was as a supporter of Eubulus [YOO-buh-luhss], and he scored a major success by accusing Timarchus of having worked as a [*] male prostitute. He died in exile in Rhodes after having accused Ctesiphon of making an illegal proposal in the assembly, which caused this man's main political opponent to make the speech known as On the Crown. FTP, name this Athenian orator who was also the target of the oration On the False Assembly, given by his most prominent enemy, Demosthenes.
Rumors spread about this man included that he had assisted his mother at bizarre nocturnal religious rituals and served as a janitor in his father's schoolhouse.
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