""Sycophancy In Athens"" by John Oscar Lofberg is a historical account of the Athenian legal system during the fourth century BCE. The book focuses on the role of the sycophant, a professional accuser who brought charges against individuals in court for personal gain. Lofberg explores the social and political factors that led to the rise of sycophancy in Athens, as well as the impact it had on Athenian democracy. The author examines various legal...
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