Λυσίας (Άπαντα) - Google Play

A free application with the following Ancient Greek works (without translations):
 
- Apology corruption
- Areopagitikos
- Municipality catalysis apology
- Epitaph percent Corinthians voithois
- Erotic
- When agora
- When Alkiviadou A 'Desertion
- When Alcibiades II astrateias
- When Andokides disrespect
- When Diogeitonos
- In the Mainstream
- When Eratosthenes
- When Ergokleous
- When Theomnistou (Part A)
- When Theomnistou (Part B)
- When Ippothersou (fragmentary)
- When Nicomachus
- When Pagkleonos
- When wheat dealer
- When Philokrates
- When Philo test
- Category to badmouth synousiastas
- Olympiakos
- On the Forfeiture of Nicky brother
- On public offenses
- About Evandrou test
- On the non katalysai Patrice politeian Athinisi
- On a trauma care
- For Simon apology
- Share impossible
- Share Kalliou
- Share Mantitheou
- Share Polystratou
- In support of the Eratosthenes murder apology
- For the Military
- Support of Aristophanes money
 
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Lysias was one of the greatest orators of antiquity. Born in 459 BC Athens. His father was Kefalos, a prominent and wealthy Syracuse, while grandfather was Lysanias. She had two brothers, the Warlord and Efthydimo. His father by invitation of his friend Pericles political left Syracuse to settle in Athens, where he lived as Metic thirty years, until his death. Kefalos thanks to economic comfort and acquaintance with prominent intellectuals of Athens gave high-level treatment and careful education to his children. 430 BC Lysias together with his brothers, the Warlord and Efthydimo departed at the age of about 15 years Thourios, the Athenian colony in southern Italy. There he was taught rhetoric by Teichia, the famous orator of Syracuse. In 412 BC But returned again to Athens, when after the unfortunate expedition of the Athenians in Sicily prevailed in Thourios hostile to the Athenians political faction. Along with his brother Warlord moved to Athens, where he lived as a rich flush, having land, three houses and factory shields in Piraeus, where 120 slaves worked.
 
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The free e-book has the following functions:
 
- Change page with the visual feel of a real book.
- Creating and deleting personal bookmarks.
- Automatic bookmark. Close the book, and just return it remembers where you left off
-% Of completion of the book.
- Clock, not to forget reading the book.
- Day and Night mode.
- Ability to change the font color and background for more relaxed reading.
- Automatically adjust the text size on the screen.
- No internet connection is required for reading the book.
 
Happy reading
 
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