Establishment of the Thirty
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installation of the Thirty · the Thirty were established
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Against Agoratus (Greek)
For it was just when those persons had been arrested and imprisoned that Lysander sailed into your harbors, that your ships were surrendered to the Lacedaemonians, that the walls were demolished, that the Thirty were established, and that every conceivable misery befell the city.
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Against Agoratus
The installation of the oligarchic regime of Thirty following the surrender.
For it was just when those persons had been arrested and imprisoned that Lysander sailed into your harbors, that your ships were surrendered to the Lacedaemonians, that the walls were demolished, that the Thirty were established, and that every conceivable misery befell the city.
Hellenica
The Athenian vote to appoint a commission of thirty men, and their subsequent assumption of power without publishing a constitution.
And this oligarchy came into being in the way hereafter described — it was voted by the people to choose thirty men to frame the ancient laws into a constitution under which to conduct the government.
Now at Athens the Thirty had been chosen as soon as the long walls and the walls round Piraeus were demolished;