- of 10 talents. By 411
Thrasybulus had
established a re****tion as a pro-democracy politician.
Throughout his career,
Thrasybulus consistently advocated...
-
traditional democracy. The
involvement in the plot of
another general,
Thrasybulus,
remains unclear.
These officers of the
Athenian fleet formed a group...
- Histories, in
which a
messenger from
Periander asks
Thrasybulus for
advice on ruling.
Thrasybulus,
instead of responding,
takes the
messenger for a walk...
-
Thrasybulus (Gr****: Θρασύβουλος) was a
tyrant who
ruled Syracuse,
Magna Graecia, for
eleven months during 466 and 465 BC. He was a
member of the Deinomenid...
-
Peloponnesian War.
During the battle, an
Athenian fleet commanded by Alcibiades,
Thrasybulus, and
Theramenes routed and destro**** a
Spartan fleet commanded by Mindarus...
-
several unfavorable omens,
returns to Sparta. The
Athenian general,
Thrasybulus,
sails to ****s, where, with the
support of the Mytileneans, he defeats...
- coward's
mother does not weep A
proverb from
Cornelius Nepos's Vita of
Thrasybulus:
praeceptum illud omnium in
animis esse debet,
nihil in
bello oportere...
- Herodotus's Histories, a
messenger from
Periander asks
Thrasybulus for
advice on ruling.
Thrasybulus,
instead of responding,
takes the
messenger for a walk...
- exceptions. Thus, in the case of the
earliest recorded amnesty, that of
Thrasybulus at Athens, the
thirty tyrants and a few
others were
expressly excluded...
-
Preceded by:
democracy position previously held by
Thrasybulus in 465 BC
Tyrant of
Syracuse 405–367 BC
Succeeded by:
Dionysius the Younger...
