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[6] for he, we are told, after wounding himself, appeared before the assembly alleging that he had been the victim of a plot, and because of this he received a guard at the hands of the citizens, by means of which he established the tyranny.1 And at this time Dionysius, having deceived the multitude by a similar device, put into effect the structure of his tyranny.

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