The Hero's Opinion Of Thrasybulus

Thrasybulus meant to convey by cutting down the tallest ears of wheat that it would interpret that by cutting the wheat, it would represent eliminating the people who cause the most threat when challenging him. Thrasybulus continued to ask repeatedly the same question. As the man, would not answer, he continued to cut the crop until eventually there was nothing left. He cut the most rich and precise crop on the farm. When the oligarchy formed in the Greek States, kings and rulers lost all power and disappeared within the city states. Thrasybulus was portraying what it was like to have everything stripped from the kings. All power to them was erased and moved to one single person. In this pantheon of greatness, Thrasybulus son of Lycus, holds