Dinarchus

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Dinarchus was an Athenian logographer of the late 4th century BCE, known for composing speeches for others during the political turmoil following Alexander the Great’s death.

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Lives of the Ten Orators → containsBiographiesOf → Dinarchus ⓘ

subject linked to: Lives of the Ten Orators (for historical Cephalus and his family)

Attic oratory → hasNotablePractitioner → Dinarchus ⓘ