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work_czhyll5jrjan5oak6m2a4uwp2i	Brian jeffrey Maxson	Kings and tyrants: Leonardo Bruni's translation of Xenophon'sHiero	2010	20	.pdf	application/pdf	10160	748	70	no study places Bruni's translation of Xenophon's Hiero in the context of his Salutati wrote, 'I wish you to read Bruni's translation of St Basil's dialogue the issue of kings and tyrants throughout Bruni's early works. Salutati argued that Caesar had been a legal ruler, not a tyrant, and thus and Salutati's treatment of Julius Caesar in the On the Tyrant both point to the arguments about kingship in order to defend Dante.47 In fact, having exonerated Julius Caesar from the charge of tyranny, Salutati turned the focus of about Julius Caesar.49 Both of Bruni's earliest original treatises express ambivalence towards Dante and the other vernacular poets of the Trecento. Bruni argued that Caesar was a tyrant, not because he ruled alone, but because Julius Caesar in Selected Works from Vergil to Bruni' (master's thesis, Brigham Young University, 2007). Kings and Tyrants: Leonardo Bruni's translation of Xenophon's "Hiero" Kings and Tyrants: Leonardo Bruni's translation of Xenophon's "Hiero"	./cache/work_czhyll5jrjan5oak6m2a4uwp2i.pdf	./txt/work_czhyll5jrjan5oak6m2a4uwp2i.txt