Tyrant: Storm of Arrows (2009)
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Almost every household had dead to mourn, between the battle at the ford and the storming of the city and the tyrant’s excesses. The dead of the great battle were long since buried, and the trophy long since raised at the edge of a field of unburied enemies - a cursed spot to any Greek, and an uncomfortable thought - but the dead were still fresh in the memories of their city, and needed words said in public to mourn them.
Cleitus, who had once been the city’s hipparch, and remained the leader o...f the aristocratic faction until his death, remained unburied, because the tyrant had denied his family the right to conduct the funeral. He had feared the public reaction.
Now Kineas had the tyrant’s ivory stool. He did not wear a diadem and he did not reside in the palace - instead, he awoke as usual at the hippodrome barracks, where the tyrant’s ivory stool leaned against the wall like a reminder, or an accusation. He was in some middle ground between the absolute power of the tyrant and his old role as hipparch and strategos, or military commander.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Almost every household had dead to mourn, between the battle at the ford and the storming of the city and the tyrant’s excesses. The dead of the great battle were long since buried, and the trophy long since raised at the edge of a field of unburied enemies - a cursed spot to any Greek, and an uncomfortable thought - but the dead were still fresh in the memories of their city, and needed words said in public to mourn them.
Cleitus, who had once been the city’s hipparch, and remained the leader o...f the aristocratic faction until his death, remained unburied, because the tyrant had denied his family the right to conduct the funeral. He had feared the public reaction.
Now Kineas had the tyrant’s ivory stool. He did not wear a diadem and he did not reside in the palace - instead, he awoke as usual at the hippodrome barracks, where the tyrant’s ivory stool leaned against the wall like a reminder, or an accusation. He was in some middle ground between the absolute power of the tyrant and his old role as hipparch and strategos, or military commander.
What to read after Tyrant: Storm of Arrows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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