THRASYBULUS

THRASYBULUS
I.
THRASYBULUS
Atheniensis exul, comparatô, exercitu 30. tyrannorum dominationem Athenis sustulit, iuvante Lysandrô, Lacedaemoniorum duce, exulesque reduxit. Insuper plebiscitum tulit, quod ἀμνηςίαν vocant, quo iniuriarum memoria deleretur, exulibus iureiurando adactis. Cicero, Philipp. 1. Val. Max. l. 4. c. 1. de modestia. ex. ext. 4. Rebus in Thracia praeclare gestis, plurimas urbes occupavit, Therimachumque Lacedaemoniorum Ducem acie vicit. Ipse tandem noctu interfectus est, ab Aspendiis, in Pamphylia, An. 364. Urb. Cond. Item dux Milesiorum, qui ut portum Sicyoniorum occuparet, ex adversa parte oppidanos tentavit: dumque sic detinerentur, cum insperatâ classe portum cepit. Frontin. l. 3. c. 9. ex. 7. c. 15. ex 6.
II.
THRASYBULUS
Atheniensis, in commilitio Persarum, una cum Memnone sustinuit oppuguationem Halicarnassi. Diodor. Sic. l. 17.
III.
THRASYBULUS
Mathematicus, Alexandro Severo Imperatori quod barbaricô is gladiô periturus esset, praedixit: gaudente Imperatore et dicente, optimos quosque violentâ morte consumptos, Alexandrum, Pompeium, Caesarem, Demosthenem, Tullium. Aelian. Lamprid. in vita eius, c. 62. Herodian. Hist. l. 6. etc.
IV.
THRASYBULUS
fil. Gelonis maioris, Olympiad. 78. frater Hicronis, qui, cum Gelonem minorem ex fratre nepotem ad voluptates pelliciendo enervâsset, omnique imperiô submovisset, eiusdem Gelonis alii propinqui, Syracusanos contra Thrasybulum concitârunt: qui hâc occasione arreptâ et Thrasybulum occiderunt, et tyrannidem in totum sustulerunt. Aristotel. l. 5. Polit. c. 10. Aliter Diod. Sic. l. 11.

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