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 1 28|          These were succeeded by Theramenes son of Hagnon as leader
 2 28|          Nicias, Thucydides, and Theramenes. As to Nicias and Thucydides,
 3 28|  paternal care. On the merits of Theramenes opinion is divided, because
 4 32|          Pisander, Antiphon, and Theramenes, all of them men of good
 5 33| revolution were Aristocrates and Theramenes, who disapproved of the
 6 34|        most prominent leader was Theramenes. Lysander, however, threw
 7 36|                               36~Theramenes, however, seeing the city
 8 36|       share in the constitution. Theramenes, however, criticized this
 9 37|     population and to get rid of Theramenes; which they did in the following
10 37|          the previous oligarchy. Theramenes had done both, and accordingly,
11 37|       power to put him to death. Theramenes having been thus removed,
12 37|         blacken the character of Theramenes and to ask for help; and