isocrates - 3 dictionary results
I⋅soc⋅ra⋅tes
[ahy-sok-ruh-teez] 
rəˌtiz
–noun
| 436–338 b.c., Athenian orator. |
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| I·soc·ra·tes
(ī-sŏk'rə-tēz') Pronunciation Key
Athenian orator and rhetorician whose letters and pamphlets are a valuable source of ancient Greek political thought. |
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| isocrates | |
noun | |
| Athenian rhetorician and orator (436-338 BC) |
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