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 1 Miltiad     |     there, and had been called a tyrant, though a just one; for
 2   Alcib     |    conceive a desire to become a tyrant. From these feelings it
 3 Thrasib     |   deliver their country from one tyrant, it was his lot to restore
 4    Dion     |    presents he received from the tyrant. He was familiar with the
 5    Dion     |       important matters, and the tyrant was greatly influenced by
 6    Dion     | palliated the most cruel name of tyrant with his own benevolence.
 7    Dion     |         not more friendly to the tyrant than to tyranny itself.
 8    Dion     |     cause of great hatred to the tyrant, Dionysius put on board
 9    Dion     |       general hatred towards the tyrant, setting out, with the greatest
10    Dion     |         him; for Dion curbed the tyrant's pride with those very
11    Dion     |        to such a state, that the tyrant consented to make peace
12    Dion     |          and said that "he was a tyrant not to be endured." ~VIII.
13    Dion     |       those who had called him a tyrant while he was alive, called
14    Dion     |    country and the expeller of a tyrant. So suddenly had pity succeeded
15  Timoth     |          but among them also the tyrant Jason,131 who at that time
16  Timoth(131)|          Jason tyrannus.] He was tyrant of Pherae in Thessaly, and
17   Pelop     |          Ismenias, by Alexander, tyrant of Pherae, and thrown into
18   Pelop     |    favour, for the troops of the tyrant had already given way. Such
19 Timoleo     |         from the oppression of a tyrant, to banish a long established
20 Timoleo     |          to have his brother the tyrant put to death by a certain
21   Kings     |          not commonly found in a tyrant, was far from being sensual,
22    Summ     |      Dionysius the elder becomes tyrant of Syracuse. Dion. 1; De