ISOCRATES

Meaning of ISOCRATES in English

/uy sok"reuh teez'/ , n.

436-338 B.C., Athenian orator.

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ISOCRATES — biographical name 436-338 B.C. Athenian orator
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ISOCRATES — born 436, Athens died 338 BC, Athens Athenian author, rhetorician, and teacher. His school, unlike Plato 's more philosophical Academy, …
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ISOCRATES — biographical name 436-338 B.C. Athenian orator
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ISOCRATES — born 436 BC, Athens died 338, Athens ancient Athenian orator, rhetorician, and teacher whose writings are an important historical source …
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ISOCRATES — Isocrates BrE AmE aɪ ˈsɒk rə tiːz AmE \ -ˈsɑːk-
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ISOCRATES — born 436, Athens died 338 BC, Athens Athenian author, rhetorician, and teacher. His school, unlike Plato 's more philosophical Academy, …
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ISOCRATES — Pronunciation: ī - ' sä-kr ə - ˌ t ē z Function: biographical name 436-338 B.C. Athenian orator
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ИСОКРАТ — Isocrates
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