Note 276 — Chapter II · Athens
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Hdt. VI. 35, “Peisistratus held supreme power, but Miltiades also had influence (ἐδυνάστευε)” suggests some sort of co-operation (cp. Hdt. VI. 39, below, p. 63), though Hdt. VI. 35, “annoyed with the government of Peisistratus,” shows that it was not cordial.