 In his speech Demosthenes points out that he accuses Aeschines not only of his actions during the second embassy (346 BC) but of his actions during the first embassy as well (347 BC).He argues that the defendant favoured Philip and accuses him of the dilatoriness of the envoys.Aeschines is held personally responsible by the orator for his stance in Pella and for misguiding the Athenian people.