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 1      I, VII|  would be such as the man of Syracuse taught, who made money by
 2      I, XI |   that he must not remain at Syracuse, for he thought that the
 3      V, III| disorder and anarchy. And at Syracuse the democracy aroused contempt
 4      V, IV |    as was the case of old at Syracuse; for the Syracusan constitution
 5      V, IV |   put down the democracy. At Syracuse, the people, having been
 6      V, VI |  Hipparinus did Dionysius at Syracuse, and as at Amphipolis a
 7      V, X  |      at Athens, Dionysius at Syracuse, and several others who
 8      V, XI |   the "female detectives" at Syracuse, and the eavesdroppers whom
 9      V, XI |   the manner of Dionysius at Syracuse, who contrived that within
10      V, XII|    that of Hiero and Gelo at Syracuse was the most lasting. Even
11      V, XII|      of Gelo’s family did at Syracuse; into aristocracy, as at