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| − | '''Charondas''' was a [[Sicilian]] [[law-giver]], and a disciple of [[Pythagoras]]; who is said to have [[suicide|killed himself]] when he found he had involuntarily broken one of his own [[law | + | '''Charondas''' was a [[Sicily|Sicilian]] [[law-giver]], and a disciple of [[Pythagoras]]; who is said to have [[suicide|killed himself]] when he found he had involuntarily broken one of his own [[law]]s (600 B.C.).<ref>{{Nuttall|Charondas}}</ref> |
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Charondas was a Sicilian law-giver, and a disciple of Pythagoras; who is said to have killed himself when he found he had involuntarily broken one of his own laws (600 B.C.).[1]
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- ↑ Nuttall Encyclopedia of General Knowledge, article on Charondas originally published in 1907 written by Reverend James Wood