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 1 16|     the laws in reference to tyrants at that time in force at
 2 18|      personal friends of the tyrants. At first the government
 3 18|   accused the friends of the tyrants with the deliberate intention
 4 19|    they were besieged by the tyrants and reduced to surrender.
 5 19|     slip out; upon which the tyrants capitulated on condition
 6 20|  Tisander, a partisan of the tyrants, and Cleisthenes, who belonged
 7 20|      of the expulsion of the tyrants, and for the greater part
 8 20|  Cedon made an attack on the tyrants; when there came another
 9 21|   after the expulsion of the tyrants, in the archonship of Isagoras,
10 22|     all the partisans of the tyrants, who had not joined in their
11 22| ostracize the friends of the tyrants, on whose account the law
12 22|  person unconnected with the tyrants who was ostracized was Xanthippus
13 28|   After the overthrow of the tyrants there was Cleisthenes, a
14 32|   after the expulsion of the tyrants. The chief promoters of
15 41|   after the overthrow of the tyrants, of a more democratic character