According to Thucydides, one member of this group was described "in the flower of youthful beauty" while another member was "a citizen in the middle rank of life." One member of this group had a sister who was disqualified from being the kanephoros at the Panathenaea festiva
According to Thucydides, one member of this group was described "in the flower of youthful beauty" while another member was "a citizen in the middle rank of life." One member of this group had a sister who was disqualified from being the kanephoros at the Panathenaea festival, and members of this group were betrayed by a girl named Leaena. This group hid daggers in myrtle wreaths in order to carry out their most famous action, and following this action both of the participants were murdered in 514 B.C. (*) For 10 points, identify this duo who became symbols of Athenian democracy after their murder of the tyrant Hipparchus.
According to Thucydides, one member of this group was described "in the flower of youthful beauty" while another member was "a citizen in the middle rank of life."
Harmodius and Aristogeiton [accept "The Tyrannicides" or tyrannophonoi, accept "The Liberators" or eleutherioi, accept Murderers of Hipparchus early] 