On the Sophists, or On the Writers of Written Discourses The famous LaRue Van Hook translation of Alcidamas' speech, from Classical Weekly, January 20, 1919 LaRue Van Hook Introduction Van Hook's introduction to Alcidamas' speech.
The famous LaRue Van Hook translation of Alcidamas' speech, from Classical Weekly, January 20, 1919
Van Hook's introduction to Alcidamas' speech.
E. M. Cope on Alcidamas. From The Journal of Classical and Sacred Philology, 1856. Look past Cope's misguided hostility toward rhetoric to his rich details. Hazel Lee Brown: Alcidamas and extemporaneous speech. Brown's treatment of Alcidamas on extemporaneous oratory, from her 1911 PhD dissertation at the University of Chicago. Outstanding footnotes.
From The Journal of Classical and Sacred Philology, 1856. Look past Cope's misguided hostility toward rhetoric to his rich details.
Brown's treatment of Alcidamas on extemporaneous oratory, from her 1911 PhD dissertation at the University of Chicago. Outstanding footnotes.
· Michigan Papyrus 2754: Alcidamas on Homer · Brad L. Cook review of J. V. Muir (ed.), 'Alcidamas, The Works & Fragments' (BMCR) · Ralph M. Rosen review of Neil O'Sullivan, 'Alcidamas, Aristophanes and the Beginnings of Greek Stylistic Theory' (BMCR)