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grbs-2271	Gibson, Craig A.	The Agenda of Libanius’ Hypotheses to Demosthenes	1999	32	.pdf	application/pdf	12541	550	62	But as we have seen of his use of Aeschines, Libanius also knew his way around other speeches that were closely connected to certain speeches of Demosthenes. It was to satisfy some such market as this that Libanius com- posed one of his earliest known works: a set of introductions, or “hypotheses” (Ípoy°seiw), to Demosthenes’ speeches.2 1 On Libanius’ life and writings see J. H. W. G. Liebeschuetz, Antioch: City and Imperial Administration (Oxford 1972) 1–39.	cache/grbs-2271.pdf	txt/grbs-2271.txt