Classical Literature Companion:
Philippics
Philippics, four political speeches by Demosthenes (see (2) 4) attacking Philip II, king of Macedon. The title was adopted by Cicero
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Philippics
(fĭlĭp'ĭks) , series of four denunciations of Philip II of Macedon by Demosthenes. The scathing polemics of Cicero against Marc Antony are also called Philippics.
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- Demosthenes (History)
- Fulvia (Ancient Roman royalty)
- Mark Antony
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