First Published in 1956 The Greek Tyrants is concerned primarily with an early period of Greek history, when the aristocracies were losing control of their cities and were often overthrown by a tyranny, which gave way to the oligarchies and democracies of the classical period.
First Published in 1956 The Greek Tyrants is concerned primarily with an early period of Greek history, when the aristocracies were losing control of their cities and were often overthrown by a tyranny, which gave way to the oligarchies and democracies of the classical period.
1. The Background of Tyranny 2. The Word Tyrant 3 The Military Factor: Pheidon of Argos 4. The Overthrow of an Aristocracy at Corinth 5. The Racial Factor: Cleisthenes and Others 6. The Spartan Alternative to Tyranny 7. The Economic Factor: Solon of Athens 8. Aristocratic Disorder at Mytilene 9. Peisistratus and the Consolidation of Attica 10. The Threat of Persian Conquest 11. Military Monarchy in Sicily 12. Epilogue Bibliography Notes Index Selected List of Books Available in this Series
1. The Background of Tyranny 2. The Word Tyrant 3 The Military Factor: Pheidon of Argos 4. The Overthrow of an Aristocracy at Corinth 5. The Racial Factor: Cleisthenes and Others 6. The Spartan Alternative to Tyranny 7. The Economic Factor: Solon of Athens 8. Aristocratic Disorder at Mytilene 9. Peisistratus and the Consolidation of Attica 10. The Threat of Persian Conquest 11. Military Monarchy in Sicily 12. Epilogue Bibliography Notes Index Selected List of Books Available in this Series
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