Historians view of this man's role changed after the discovery of the fourth chapter of Aristotle's Politics.
Historians view of this man's role changed after the discovery of the fourth chapter of Aristotle's Politics. Accord- ing to one legend, this man died when a crowd tried to honor him by throwing their hats and coats on him, and ac- cording to another legend he wrote in blood rather than ink. He generally is credited with setting up a Committee of Four Hundred One and having it chosen by lot. Though the constitution he wrote no longer exists, it is believed that many of its punishments were exile, enslavement, or death. His laws were rewritten by Solon. Name this seventh cen- tury BCE lawgiver whose name is now associated with cruelty.
Historians view of this man's role changed after the discovery of the fourth chapter of Aristotle's Politics.
{Draco} [accept {Dracon}; do not accept “{Draconian}”]