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• Peisistratus
  '''Peisistratus''' was a major figure in the political, economic, religious and cultural li ...ristocratic struggles for the [[Archonship]], the chief executive post. As Peisistratus reached manhood, the two major factions were called the Plain, led by [[Lyc
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• Peisistratus/Approval
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• Peisistratus/Definition
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• Peisistratus
  '''Peisistratus''' was a major figure in the political, economic, religious and cultural li ...ristocratic struggles for the [[Archonship]], the chief executive post. As Peisistratus reached manhood, the two major factions were called the Plain, led by [[Lyc
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• Ancient Athens
  ===Peisistratus and his Sons=== For further detail on actual rule of Peisistratus and his sons, see [[Peisistratus]].
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• Cleisthenes
  ...o share power with the tyrant, the Alcmaeonids joined the opposition. When Peisistratus, having built up his resources during a ten year exile, defeated his enemie ...n 527 BC, his son [[Hippias]] tried to win the favour of the nobility whom Peisistratus had alienated as tyrant. The reconciliation didn’t last long. In 512 BC,
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• Iliad
  ...ame from, and used, a tradition of oral verse, with many stock phrases. [[Peisistratus]], [[tyrant]] of [[Athens]] is credited with first arranging for it to be w
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• Solon
  ...ravings of a senile madman. It was not long before he was proven correct: Peisistratus became a tyrant around 560 BC. Although on this occasion he was soon remove
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