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Why is peisistratus important?
He is important because he was the king of Athens.
Who went to Sparta with telemachus?
Peisistratus
What city did telemachus and peisistratus leave?
Pylos.
From which city did Telemachus and Peisistratus leave?
Pylos
What did Telemachus and Peisistratus take with them?
food and drinks
Which city did telemachus and peisistratus leave?
Pylos
Who kindly greeted telemachus and peisistratus?
Menelaus and Helen
Who kindly greeted Telemachus and Peisistratus in the odyssey?
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Who is a popular athenian reformer?
Solon, Cleisthenes, Peisistratus, and Draco.
Who swept in and took control to prevent anarchy was a despot?
Peisistratus
Who was the tyrant of Athens?
pisitratus
Did Agamennon become popular by giving land to the landless?
No, Peisistratus did.
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