This man convinced his city to let the general Diopeithes keep his position in Thrace.
This man convinced his city to let the general Diopeithes keep his position in Thrace. This man committed suicide using poison from a reed on the island of Kalaureia after Antipater ordered him captured. After Meidias slapped this man at the Dionysia festival, he accused Meidias of hubris. This man and his rival, a member of the Amphictyonic League, worked to broker the Peace of Philocrates. This man blamed his rival, (*) Aeschines, for inciting the Fourth Sacred War, during a trial in which he defended Ctesiphon. According to Plutarch, this man placed pebbles in his mouth to improve his speaking ability, which was demonstrated in On the Crown. For 10 points, name this Greek orator who inspired Cicero through his speeches critical of Alexander the Great's father, the Philippics.  
This man convinced his city to let the general Diopeithes keep his position in Thrace.
Demosthenes 