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24. Dem. 2.18.
25. Dem. 2.5.
26. Dem. 3.16.
27. Dem. 3.20.
28. Dem. 3.21.23.
29. Dem. 3.24–25; Nouhaud 1996: 1227–38.
30. Hdt. 5.17–21; 8.34; 8.136–44; 9.8.2; see Gillis 1979: 64; 73; Borza:
1981: 139–43; Tripodi 1986: 621–35; Scaife 1989: 129–37; Badian 1994a:
107–30; Squillace 2004a: 32–34.
31. Dem. 6.11. See: Borza: 1981: 73–86; Tripodi 1986: 621–35; Scaife
1989: 129–37.
32. For this fault Arthmios had been deprived of all his civil rights in
Athens: Dem. 9.41–45.
33. Diod. 16.27.5; Paus. 3.10.3; 4.28.1; Just. 8.1.11; Buckler 1989:
23–28; Worthington 2008: 54–56.
34. Diod. 16.57.
35. Just. 8.2.8–12.
36. Theophr. FGrH 115 FF 143; 213. Ferretto 1984: 13; Squillace 2004a:
39–40.
37. Dem. 1.5.
38. Theophr. FGrH 115 F 153. Ferretto 1984: 48–49; Squillace 2004a:
39–40.
39. Theophr. FGrH 115 F 98. Ferretto 1984: 101; Squillace 2004a:
39–40.
40. Theophr. FGrH 115 F 281. Ferretto 1984: 102; Squillace 2004a: 40.
41. On the embassy of 344 B.C to Athens: [Dem.] 7.21–25; Dem. 18.136;
Plut. Dem. 9.1; on the one of 339 B.C to Thebes: Dem. 18.181–187; Diod.
16.85, 3–5. Momigliano 1934: 142; Hammond and Griffi th 1979: 43–44;
Squillace 2004a: 38; 99–102; 163–64; Worthington 2008: 112–14.
42. Hdt. 8.33–35; 8.53–55. See: Tozzi 1977:18–32.
43. Speus. Epist. Socr. 28.1–2 Isnardi Parente (= Isnardi Parente 1980).
44. Speus. Epist. Socr. 28.12 Isnardi Parente = Theop. FGrH 115 T 7.
45. Speus. Epist. Socr. 28.8–9 Isnardi Parente. Also, Diodorus remembers
the deportation of the Driopians, due to their sacrilege against the
Delphic sanctuary: Diod. 4.37.
46. Speus. Epist. Socr. 28.3–4 Isnardi Parente.
47. Speus. Epist. Socr. 28.5–7 Isnardi Parente.
48. Speus. Epist. Socr. 28.2–3 Isnardi Parente.
49. Just. 8.3.7–10.
50. Diod. 16.55
51. Tod 158; Dem. 23.109; Hypoth. ad Dem. 2. See: Carrata Thomes
1953: 343–55; Zahrnt 1971: 106; Hammond and Griffi th 1979: 297;
Consolo Langher 1996: 80; Worthington 2008: 42–43.