But "On the Murder of Eratosthenes" suggests that the Eratosthenes referred to in that speech was younger than 30 at the time of his death – he is described as neaniskos, a word which Lysias elsewhere uses to refer to younger men.
"But On the Murder of Eratosthenes" suggests that the Eratosthenes mentioned in that speech was younger than 30 at the time of his death – he is described using a word Lysias employs to denote younger men elsewhere.