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A tyrant of Eretria.[1] A different Hipparchos [was] the son of Peisistratos.[2] Another Hipparchos [was] the son of Charmos; he was a relative of Peisistratos the tyrant and was the first to undergo ostracism, on account of the distrust of [i.e. regarding] Peisistratos -- because he was tyrant while being a popular leader and a general.[3] There is another Hipparchos, an actor, whom Demosthenes mentions.[4] Amongst Athenians a hipparchos is also the term for the commander of cavalry.[5] There were two of them.[6]

*(/ipparxos, tu/rannos *)eretri/as. e(/teros de\ *(/ipparxos o( *peisistra/tou. a)/llos de\ *(/ipparxos, o( *xa/rmou, o(\s suggenh\s h)=n *peisistra/tou tou= tura/nnou kai\ prw=tos u(pe/sth to\n e)costrakismo\n dia\ th\n u(poyi/an tou= *peisistra/tou, o(/ti dhmagwgo\s w)\n kai\ strathgo\s e)tura/nnhsen. a)/llos de/ e)stin *(/ipparxos u(pokrith/s, ou(= mnhmoneu/ei *dhmosqe/nhs. le/getai de\ i(/pparxos par' *)aqhnai/ois kai\ o( tw=n i(ppe/wn a)/rxwn. du/o de\ h)=san ou(=toi.

An abridgement of Harpokration s.v.
[1] On the island of Euboia. Mentioned by Demosthenes 18.295 (which had generated Harpok.'s entry).
[2] For Peisistratos see generally pi 1474.
[3] On ostracism, see generally omicron 716 and omicron 717.
[4] [Demosthenes] 59.26.
[5] cf. iota 522.
[6] Demosthenes 4.36.

Catharine Roth (cosmetics) on 2 August 2003@09:50:54.
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Catharine Roth (added cross-reference) on 2 August 2003@21:03:56.
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