 At the end of the Peloponnesian War, a savage new group of leaders took Athens by storm. In the eight months they managed to hang on to power, the 30 tyrants, as they came to be called, stole untold amounts of civilian property, eliminated political adversaries, and killed 5% of the population. When Athenians finally seized back control, the tyrants, of course, had to be dealt with, either exiled or prosecuted. But what about all the subordinates, the foot soldiers and guards and record keepers?