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And Solon? He who proposed such splendid and useful laws for the Athenians that if they had chosen to practise them in perpetuity they would have kept their empire forever; who recovered Salamis, which threatened their safety from close by like an enemy citadel; who was the first to see Pisistratus tyranny rising and the only one who dared to say openly that it should be crushed by arms'Solon spent his old age as a fugitive in Cyprus and did not find burial in the country from which he had deserved so much.
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