A free application with the following Ancient Greek works (without translations):
 
- Archidamos
- Busiris
- Against the Sophists
- Nikokles Cyprus
- Panathinaikos
- Formal
- Philip
 
Isocrates was one of the ten orators of the Alexandrian "Canon" and the greatest ritodidaskalous of classical antiquity, which is simultaneously one of the factors that shaped the political situation of the time. Slightly longer than Plato Isocrates (436 BC-338 BC) was speechwriter and ritorodidaskalos, lived and wrote in the same cultural and social context of the Peloponnesian war and the transition from the so-called golden age in the period of decline of the Athenian city-state. The involvement of the public were indirect, with the reasons he tried to intervene in the politics of Athens, voicing Panhellenic ideas. Saved 21 ratios, nine letters and a few quotes.
 
 
 
The free e-book has the following functions:
 
- Change page with the visual feel of a real book
- Creating and deleting personal bookmarks
- Automatic bookmark. Close the book, and just return it remembers where you left off
-% Of completion of the book.
- Clock, not to forget reading the book
- Day and Night mode
- Ability to change the font color for more relaxed reading.
- Automatically adjust the text size on the screen
 
Happy reading
 
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