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Topic: Cleon II

	Traveller - Library Data: C
		Born in 21, proclaimed emperor by the Moot in 53, abdicated in 54.
		Cleon III: In the dynastic crisis caused by the death of Martin II without direct issue, Cleon Zhunastu, great-great-great-grandson of Cleon II by direct first issue, appeared to be the most legitimate claimant to the throne.
		Cleon IV: Generally believed to be responsible for the murder of Empress Nicholle and her immediate family, Cleon IV was a distant relation in the Zhunastu Dynasty and based his claims to legitimacy on that.
	gateway.pocketempires.com /c.htm (5799 words)

	Cleon - LoveToKnow 1911
		It was mainly through him that the opportunity of concluding an honourable peace (in 425) was lost, and in his determination to see Sparta humbled he misled the people as to the extent of the resources of the state, and dazzled them by promises of future benefits.
		The character of Cleon is represented by Aristophanes and Thucydides in an extremely unfavourable light.
		The poet had a grudge against Cleon, who had accused him before the senate of having ridiculed (in his Babylonians) the policy and institutions of his country in the presence of foreigners and at the time of a great national war.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Cleon (856 words)

	Cleon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 427 Cleon gained an evil notoriety by his proposal to put to death indiscriminately all the inhabitants of Mytilene, which had put itself at the head of a revolt.
		It was almost certainly due to Cleon that the tribute of the "allies" was doubled in 425.
		The character of Cleon is represented by Aristophanes and Thucydides in an extremely unfavourable light.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cleon (831 words)

	Cleon
		In 427 Cleon gained an evil notoriety by his proposal to put to death indiscriminately all the inhabitants of Mytilene, which had put itself at the head of a revolt.
		The character of Cleon is represented by Aristophanes and Thucydides in an extremely unfavourable light.
		Cleon II is a story of Isaac Asimov's Foundation Series., the name based on the Athenian Cleon but a story related to the Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian I
	www.mlahanas.de /Greeks/Bios/Cleon.html (943 words)

	cleonii (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Born in 21, proclaimed emperor by the Moot in 53, abdicated in 54.
		In point of fact, a recent study indicates that the term weak may be an unfair description of Cleon II.
		Still vitally concerned with the welfare of his former realm, Cleon spent the rest of his long, active, colorful and, from all accounts, happy, life on the frontier as a self-appointed (and extremely effective) one-man fire brigade.
	members.cox.net /imperiallibrary/c/cleonii.html (110 words)

	Brasidas
		Cleon knew that Brasidas was not to be underestimated, and patiently waited for reinforcements from Macedonia and Thrace, meanwhile organizing a base at Eïon and moving with his army to Amphipolis, which he wanted to see before he could start to besiege the city.
		Both Brasidas and Cleon stood on the most dangerous positions: Brasidas led the attack from the southern gate of Amphipolis, whereas Cleon was on the unprotected wing of the Athenian army.
		Cleon, on the other hand, was a democratic politician and might have followed the people's wish to look for a peace treaty, as he had done in 423, when the armistice had been concluded.
	www.livius.org /bn-bz/brasidas/brasidas.html (2118 words)

	Cleon II - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cleon II is a fictional character from Isaac Asimov's Foundation Series.
		Cleon becomes wary of Riose's success, and has him recalled and executed.
		As the Galactic Empire is based on the Roman Empire, and Bel Riose is based on Belisarius, Cleon II is clearly based on the Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian I.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cleon_II (134 words)

	Cleon, Greece, ancient history
		Fiercly satirized by Aristophanes, he was responsible for the expulsion of Thycydides, and he is said to have insisted on the execution of the people of Mytilene after their revolt.
		Cleon did win glorious victories over the Spartans though, and he was in favour with Pericles after exposing the fact that Athen's funds were being maladministrated.
		Cleon was killed in the battle of Amphipolis against the Spartans, where their leader Brasidas was also killed.
	www.in2greece.com /english/historymyth/history/ancient/cleon.htm (125 words)

	Cleon II - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Cleon II
		Cleon II - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Cleon II Cleon II - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Cleon II.
		Cleon II is a fictional character from Isaac Asimov's Foundation Series.
		As the Galactic Empire is based on the Roman Empire, and Bel Riose is based on Belisarius, Cleon II is clearly based on the Eastern Roman Empire Justinian I. His name however derives from Cleon, an Athenian politician of the Peloponnesian War
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Cleon-II.html (184 words)

	Cleon Summary
		Aristophanes retaliated in The Knights in 424, pinning on Cleon (whether justly or unjustly, it is not known) all the faults of the bullying demagogue and warmongering agitator.
		Cleon now led the state in an aggressive policy, exacting more tribute from allies and attempting to regain lost territory.
		In 427 Cleon gained an evil notoriety by his proposal to put to death the whole male population of Mytilene, which had put itself at the head of a revolt.
	www.bookrags.com /Cleon (1387 words)

	CLEON (d. 422 B.C.) - Online Information article about CLEON (d. 422 B.C.) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Cleon headed the opposition to the Periclean regime.
		In 427 Cleon gained an evil notoriety by his proposal to put to death indiscriminately all the inhabitants of Mytilene, which had put itself at the See also:
		Demosthenes; but it must be admitted that it was due to Cleon's determination that the See also:
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /CHR_CLI/CLEON_d_422_BC_.html (1052 words)

	Greek statesmen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Alexander, born in Pella, the ancient capital of Macedonia, was the son of Philip II, king of Macedonia, and of Olympias, a princess of Epirus.
		Cleon urged that the inhabitants be put to death.
		In 422 BC Cleon was sent to oppose the Spartan general Brasidas in Macedonia and Thrace.
	www.geocities.com /greek_statesmen (11400 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Hence II 65 sets the Sicilian expedition not only in the perspective of Athens' political weakness, of which more will be said presently, but also in that of her great initial strength which, as the burden of the first book, provides the basis of Pericles' confident prognosis (I 141.2-144).
		Cleon (as is evident from the Mytilenean Debate) did not understand the true needs of the empire; he also enflamed, rather than checked, the people's dangerous desires.
		Cleon, on the contrary, in the fear inspired by the revolt of Mytilene, fostered their inevitable mood of violence, and likewise after Pylos he played on their contrasting optimism, when (so Thucydides keeps repeating) pleÒnvn >>rdeg.gonto.
	www.perseus.tufts.edu /Thucydides/Finley/FinleyEssay3.html (9648 words)

	Cleon I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Arguably, the most significant event of Cleon's rule occurred in 12,020 GE, when the young mathematician Hari Seldon came to Trantor and revealed that psychohistory was a theoretical possibility.
		Cleon would never have learned of this development by his own efforts; insulated from the Galaxy and confined to the Imperial Palace's grounds, he relied upon his able Chief of Staff, Eto Demerzel, to conduct the Machiavellian maneuvers required to keep the Empire functioning.
		While Cleon was content to use Seldon as a source of self-fulfilling prophecies—a tool to prevent unrest—Demerzel had come to believe that the Empire itself was dying, and that only an honest investigation could prevent its fall or at least minimize that fall's effects.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/C/Cleon-I.htm (517 words)

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		II The surprise of Plataea was the first open violation of the Thirty Years' Truce, and from this time forward all Greece was involved for many years in civil war.
		II The authorities at Sparta were highly indignant at the failure of their expedition in Acarnania, and the defeat of the Peloponnesian fleet by so inferior a force.
		II As soon as spring arrived, the Spartans, true to their promise, sent off forty triremes, commanded by Alcidas, to raise the siege of Mytilene, and marched in full force into Attica, thinking thus to divert the attention of the Athenians, and prevent them from interfering with the voyage of Alcidas.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext05/7sthu10.txt (21971 words)

	Encyclopedia Galactica - Sociology - History of Trantor - Part IV
		Riose was a strong General under a strong Emperor, Cleon II (known as the Last Strong Emperor).
		Cleon II himself was assassinated not more than five years after Riose's defeat, not by the Foundation, but by Cleon's rational actions.
		Six more Emperors followed Cleon to the throne, Stannell VII being another strong Emperor, but even he could not swell the tide of barbarism sweeping toward Trantor, as even single planets broke away from the Empire, and raiders made new inroads into Imperial space every day.
	members.tripod.com /TerminusCity/sociology/trantor4.html (991 words)

	Aristophanes and His Comedies
		On this point some confusion has arisen from an attempt of Cleon to deprive Aristophanes of his civic rights, on the ground of illegitimacy, in revenge for his frequent invectives.
		He can denounce the frauds of Cleon, he can vindicate the duty of Athens to herself and to her allies with a stinging scorn and a force of patriotic indignation which make the poet almost forgotten in the citizen.
		He can banter Euripides with an ingenuity of light mockery which makes it seem for the time as if the leading Aristophonic trait was the art of seeing all things from their prosaic side.
	www.theatrehistory.com /ancient/aristophanes001.html (2175 words)

	SparkNotes: Pericles: Act IV, Scenes iii-iv
		Cleon asks what they'll say to Pericles when he comes looking for his daughter; Dionyza says they should tell him Marina died by foul play.
		Cleon calls Dionyza a harpy, smiling while she digs her talons in deeper, and Dionyza scorns him for being so afraid of the gods.
		She makes fun of his religious belief, and seems to believe that mourning and memorializing someone she has killed is enough to erase the crime, at least in a world where gods are not to be feared.
	www.sparknotes.com /shakespeare/pericles/section9.rhtml (504 words)

	Shakespeare Pericles Summary
		Cleon the governor and his wife Dionyza greet Pericles.
		P. laments the death of his wife to Cleon and leaves Marina with him and Dionyza--they are eager to repay him for his past kindness.
		Cleon is distressed to hear from Dionyza of the killing of Marina and worries what they will tell Pericles.
	www.mcgoodwin.net /pages/otherbooks/ws_pericles.html (1076 words)

	Commentary by Howard Phillips. The Constitutional Government Blog
		Article II, Section 2 says "The President shall be Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, and of the Militia of the several States, when called into the actual Service of the United States".
		Cleon, a former FBI agent, was the author of many books, some of which I took the time to read and from which I greatly profited.
		Cleon was a very great man. I most recently met with Cleon at his home in Salt Lake City in connection with a meeting of the Constitution Party National Committee.
	www.howardphillips.com /archive0106.htm (1955 words)

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		(inspir_ par la s_rie Fondation d'Isaac Asimov) In the early 12000, the Emperor Cleon II ordered this statue of himself, in a residential area of Trantor, where the Men in Grey lived.
		He knew that as soon as he finish his reign, nobody would remember him, except for a couple a historians in their dark old libraries.
		Cleon II was murdered 3 years after the construction of the park.
	www.irtc.org /ftp/pub/stills/2000-04-30/pjcleon2.txt (188 words)

	The History of the Positronic Robot and Foundation Stories, 1989-1993
		However, Seldon's research is disturbed by the appearance of a demagogue named Jo-Jo Joranum, who seeks to depose and replace Eto Demerzel, the Emperor Cleon's first minister and Seldon's patron.
		Although Seldon and Raych are able to foil the Wyan plot, Cleon is assassinated anyway by a crazed gardener.
		"Cleon the Emperor" became Part II, "Cleon I", and "The Consort" became Part III, "Dors Venabili".
	www.asimovonline.com /oldsite/Robot_Foundation_history_6.html (910 words)

	Peloponnesian War
		In 431 and 430, the Spartan king Archidamus II invaded Attica (the countryside of Athens) and laid waste large parts of it.
		In 425, the Athenian general Demosthenes and the statesman Cleon, who had earlier tripled the Athenian income and saved Athens from bankruptcy, captured 292 Spartans on the island Sphacteria (text).
		When Cleon and Brasidas were killed in action during an Athenian attempt to recover Amphipolis, a treaty was signed: the Peace of Nicias (421).
	www.livius.org /pb-pem/peloponnesian_war/peloponnesian_war.html (2628 words)

	Justinian_I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Justinian's religious policy reflected the imperial conviction that the unity of the empire unconditionally presupposed unity of faith; and with him it seemed a matter of course that this faith could be only the orthodox.
		6), and congratulated himself that Pope John II admitted the orthodoxy of the imperial confession (''Cod.'', I., i.
		The serious blunder that he had made at the beginning by abetting after Justin's accession a severe persecution of the Monophysite bishops and monks and thereby embittering the population of vast regions and provinces, he remedied eventually.
	copernicus.subdomain.de /Justinian_I (2830 words)

	Security Leak Magazine (TM) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		When Emperor Martin II died in 244, he had no immediate heirs to take over; the Moot examined the credentials of several claimants and support Cleon Zhunastu, great-great-great grandson of Cleon II.
		Cleon Zhunastu generally resolved disagreements with his own cabinet by shooting vocal opponents.
		The surviving members of the government then decided it to be best to dispose of Cleon.
	www.securityleak.com /slm/issue_02/official_tns_reports.html (1026 words)

	IGN: The Warriors: Tough as Nails (Part 1)
		As Warlord, Cleon is the leader who must remain rock solid at all times.
		Cleon is determined to make a name for the Warriors by proving to every other gang in the city that they are the heaviest set around.
		Swan is Cleon's second in command, making him the acting War Chief during the long walk home.
	xbox.ign.com /articles/637/637059p1.html (897 words)

	MOORE Family Groups- Earliest Known Ancestor
		She was born in 1752 and died in 1825 and is buried in the Dickson-Moore Cemetery in Mooresburg, Tennessee.
		William and Alice's son, Alfred Cleon Moore II, was born in Wythe Co., VA on 7 Mar 1879, and married Eleanor Atkinson Ford on 28 Apr 1921.
		Their son, Cleon Roadman Moore, was born on 19 Aug 1843, and married Sarah Ann Petty on 11 Nov 1866.
	small-stuff.com /MOORE/rodeham.htm (877 words)

	SparkNotes: The Clouds: Act One: Parabasis of Scene 2–Scene 3
		The picture the Chorus paints is of a long-suffering figure who has some vital, "new ideas" (I.ii.547) to present and who is standing by them in spite of persecution by "Cleon" (I.ii.574) or "plagiari[sm]" (I.ii.547).
		This is considered a partial revision because "Cleon" (I.ii.547), the leading politician who had prosecuted Aristophanes for slandering Athens after the production of his earlier satire The Babylonians, had died in 422 BCE and it is unlikely that, after his death, such defensive comments would have been necessary.
		The "parabasis" asserts that Aristophanes writes "modest" (I.ii.547) comedy that does not stoop to employ low or grotesque jokes or costumes, and scholars have suggested that these references are probably ironic and intended for a few guffaws.
	www.sparknotes.com /drama/theclouds/section2.rhtml (1519 words)

	Traveller - Library Data: J
		Jaqueline II: Born in 569, proclaimed empress by the Moot after defeating Ramon II in the Battle of the Nivzhine Belt (619), killed in battle in 619.
		The local scout base is engaged in long-term observations of the Jonkeerin culture and its departure from human standards.
		Joseph: Born in 581, proclaimed emperor by the Moot in 618 after defeating Cleon V in the Battle of Markatch (618), killed in battle the same year.
	gateway.pocketempires.com /j.htm (1687 words)

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