Legal reforms initiated by this man include paying jurors and restricting citizenship to those withboth a native-born mother and father.
Legal reforms initiated by this man include paying jurors and restricting citizenship to those withboth a native-born mother and father. He served as choregos by financing Aeschylus' play ThePersians. A relative of Cimon was ostracized for publicly opposing a building campaign of this figure,who paid off King Pleistoanax so that he could focus on suppressing a revolt in Euboea. His criticsfrequently attacked his Milesian (*) mistress, Aspasia. Thucydides described his plan for using his city'ssuperior navy and walls to attempt to win one conflict. This man died in a 429 plague and gave a famedFuneral Oration to commemorate the the first year of the Peloponnesian War. For 10 points, name this rulerof the Athenian Golden Age.
Legal reforms initiated by this man include paying jurors and restricting citizenship to those withboth a native-born mother and father.
Pericles