Les Trois Olynthiennes
rassemblent trois discours essentiels de Démosthène, plaidoyers passionnés pour la défense de la liberté grecque face à la menace grandissante de Philippe II de Macédoine. Dans ces oraisons, Démosthène exhorte les Athéniens à agir avec détermination et à s'unir pour contrer l'expansion macédonienne, dénonçant l'apathie et la corruption qui minent la cité. Son éloquence incisive et sa vision politique font de ces discours des exemples brillants de l'art oratoire et des témoignages précieux sur les enjeux politiques et militaires de la Grèce antique. Ces textes demeurent d'une actualité saisissante, offrant une réflexion profonde sur la nécessité de la vigilance et de l'engagement civique face aux dangers qui menacent la démocratie.
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