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1      V, III| contempt before the tyranny of Gelo arose; at Rhodes, before
2      V, X  |   among themselves, as that of Gelo was, and more recently that
3      V, X  |      Dionysius; in the case of Gelo because Thrasybulus, the
4      V, X  |    Hiero, flattered the son of Gelo and led him into excesses
5      V, XII|   tyrannies, that of Hiero and Gelo at Syracuse was the most
6      V, XII|     eighteen years in all; for Gelo continued tyrant for seven
7      V, XII|     into democracy, as that of Gelo’s family did at Syracuse;