Thrasybulus etiam hoc loci apprehendendus est, qui populum Atheniensem triginta tyrannorum saevitia sedes suas relinquere coactum, dispersamque et vagam vitam miserabiliter exigentem, animis pariter atque armis confirmatum in patriam reduxit.
At this point I must catch hold of Thrasybulus. He strengthened in spirit and in arms the people of Athens, who had been forced to leave their dwellings by the cruelty of the Thirty Tyrants and were miserably leading a scattered and wandering life, and brought them back to their country.
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