Pisistratus
Pīsistrătus (Graece: Πεισίστρατος), Hippocratis filius Atheniensis (circa annum 607 a.C.n.
- Haec commentatio ad Pisistratum Atheniensium tyrannum, Hippocratis filium spectat. Si quem alium Pisistratum quaeris, vide s.v. Pisistratus (discretiva)
regnans. Hippocratis cuiusdam philosophi et magistri filius, Pisistratus nomen fert Pisistrati Nestoris filius minimus. Secundum Plutarchum, amatus fuit Solonis, cuius inceptis adfuit, et fortiter ad capiendam Salamina pugnavit—Aristoteles autem negat haec facta esse, aut quicquam amoris inter Pisistratum et Solonem fuisse.
Fontes
- Aristoteles, De republica Atheniensium 13.4-17.4 et Politica V.10.6 et 12.5 et Ars rhetorica I.2.19
- Herodotus, Clio 59-64.
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