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1. Whom does Demosthenes blame for the danger facing Athens? How did the Peloponnesian Wars contributed to this situation?
2. How important is Philip himself, according to Demosthenes, as a source of the menace to Athens and the rest of Greece?
3. In the long run, was Demosthenes right or wrong? What happened to the Athens after the Macedonian invasion?
1. Now learn the dative case. Suppose I say to you "Give me your book." The word 'me' is in the dative case, because what I really mean is "Give TO me your book." The dative case exists any time you have to, for, by, from, of and so on. "Whom" is the dative case of "who". What you have there is the accusative case.
2. Please limit yourself to one question per post.
