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Polycrates: The Tyrant Pirate of Ancient Greece

Polycrates was the first ruler in ancient Greece to understand the importance of controlling the seas, and as such he commanded the most powerful fleet in the Greek world from his seat of power in Samos, earning him a reputation as a tyrant pirate. Samos boasted a very powerful naval force during the tyranny of […]

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