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Antidosis

Isocrates · Parte 30

[30] Here in the indictment my accuser endeavors to vilify me, charging that I corrupt young men[30] by teaching them to speak and gain their own advantage in the courts contrary to justice, while in his speech he makes me out to be a man whose equal has never been known either among those who hang about the law-courts or among the devotees of philosophy; for he declares that I have had as my pupils not only private persons but orators, generals, kings, and despots;[31] and that I have received from them and am now receiving enormous sums of money.