Aristogiton

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Aristogiton: see Harmodius and Aristogiton Harmodius and Aristogiton (härmō`dēəs, âr'ĭstōjī`tən), d. c.514 B.C., Athenian tyrannicides.
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Thus the plot against the children of Pisistratus arose from their injurious treatment of Harmodius's sister, and insulting him also; for Harmodius resenting the injury done to his sister, and Aristogiton the injury done to Harmodius.

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