Lysiae Orationes ad Optimorum Librorum Fidem Accurate Editae.

280 pp. Though there is a Latin title page (repeated in Greek on the following leaf) and Latin page headings, the text itself is in the original Greek. Lysias was an ancient Greek speech writer and a contemporary of Socrates (he is mentioned in the opening of Plato's Phaedrus). This volume appears to include his complete extant speeches: De Caede Eratosthenis; Oratio Funebris; Adversus Simonem; De Vulnere Praemeditato; Defensio Calliae; Oratio Adversus Andocidem; In Olea Sacra Incusati; Expostulatio De Maledictis; Veterani Emeriti; Theomnesti 1 & 2; In Eratosthenem; Accusatio Agorati; Accusatio Alcibiadis 1 & 2; Apologia Mantithei; De Pecuniis Publicis; Adversus Poliarchum; Pro Bonis Aristophanis; Defensio Polystrati; De Crimine Largitionum; Dardanariorum; Adversus Pancleonem; Oratio de Invalido; De Affectata Tyrannide; De Evandro; Accusatio Epicratis; Accusatio Ergoclis; Accusatio Philocratis; Accusatio Nicomachi; Accusatio Philonis; Accusatio Diogitonis; Oratio Olympiaca.