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grbs-3661	Lavelle, B. M.	The Pisistratids and the Mines of Thrace	1992	19	.pdf	application/pdf	8296	344	63	10-15; J. H. Kroll and N. M. Waggoner, Dating the Earliest Coins of Athens, Corinth and Aegina, AJA 88 (1984) 325-40; H. NICOLET-PIERRE, Monnaies archaYques d' Athenes sous Pisistrate et les Pisistratides (c. 545-c. 510), II: Recherches sur la composition metallique des Wappenmunzen, R N 27 (1985: hereafter 'Nicolet-Pierre') 23-443; cf also D. LAVELLE, B. M., The Pisistratids and the Mines of Thrace , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 33:1 (1992:Spring) p.5 B. M. LAVELLE 7 older tyranny supports the same estimation: buildings assigned to Pisistratus or dated to the period of his rule are, for the most part, meager in number, modest in plan and appointments. Cf also Davies (supra n.2) 453; G. R. STANTON, Athenian Politics, c. 800-500 B.C. (London 1990: hereafter 'Stanton') 105; and supra nn.1 and 2. 12 from there (Sc. Rhaecelus), he (Pisistratus) arrived at the region around Mt Pangaeum, from which having enriched himself and having hired soldiers, he came back to Eretria in the eleventh year .... LAVELLE, B. M., The Pisistratids and the Mines of Thrace , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 33:1 (1992:Spring) p.5 B. M. LAVELLE 9 mercenary bodyguard, Thracian or Scythian in composition.	cache/grbs-3661.pdf	txt/grbs-3661.txt