- veil'd will I the
falchion wear, For thus the
patriot sword Harmodius and
Aristogiton bare, When they the tyrant's
bosom gored, And bade the men of Athens...
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Charaxes aristogiton, the
scarce tawny rajah, is a
butterfly species found in
India and
Indochina that
belongs to the
rajahs and
nawabs group, that is...
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valleys of Ecuador. Peru and Bolivia.
Larva not known. — isus Oberth. (=
aristogiton Stgr.) male : the
white area of the
forewing large,
extending from the...
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offered ritual sacrifices in
memory of the tyrannicides,
Harmodius and
Aristogiton. He
exercised judicial functions relating to non-Athenian
citizens (he...
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Arrival of
Athenians in Sicily. 6.42–52
Digression on
Harmodius and
Aristogiton. 6.53–6.58
Recall and
flight of Alcibiades. 6.60–6.61
Athenian victory...
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Roman hero,
historian Aristodemus of
Cydathenaeum –
student of
Socrates Aristogiton –
Athenian tyrannicide Aristolycus of
Athens –
athlete Aristomenes –...
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frustrate her torturers, she bit her
tongue off, and so died: "Harmodius and
Aristogiton killed the
tyrant Hipparchus, and the
courtesan Leaena their friend,...
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Famous Gr****
couples in same ****
relationships include Harmodius and
Aristogiton,
Alexander and Hephaestion,
Alexander and Bagoas, and the aforementioned...
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Dinarchus writes the
prosecution speeches against Demosthenes, Demades,
Aristogiton,
Philocles and
other well-known
politicians accused of misappropriating...
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surviving speeches mentioned above are:
Against Demosthenes Against Aristogiton Against Philocles One or more of the
preceding sentences incorporates...
