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Has any critic treated this oration, presented as a sort of lecture by a monarch to his aspiring understappers, as self-undermining irony? I’m nearing the end of it. Throughout to me it seems like a wish-fulfillment fantasy of somebody like Big Brother in Nineteen Eighty-Four. Did George Orwell read this oration ...
Last night I just googled whatever I was looking for and added “pdf”. I got what I wanted on Gutenberg.
Of course you can consult a translation if you have to, but only when you’re well and truly stuck, or when you want to check that your initial understanding of the Greek is correct. Steadman is so very generous with his notes that you shouldn’t find much need for translation. Always do your best to make sense of the Greek (and to understand the grammar!) before resor...