Thrasybulus

Thrasybulus (c. 440 BC - 389 BC)was a famous Athenian general and democratic statesman. He came to the front during the later part of the Peloponnesian War. He took an active share in overturning the oligarchy of the Four Hundred, and in recalling Alcibiades in 411 BC. He was exiled by the Thirty Tyrants, and withdrew to Thebes, but subsequently was permitted to return, and later was engaged in commanding Athenian armies against Lesbos and in support of Rhodes. He was murdered in 389 BC by natives of Pamphylia.

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