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In Sicily, Dionysius, the tyrant of the Siceli,1 after concluding peace with the Carthaginians, planned to busy himself more with the strengthening of his tyranny; for he assumed that the Syracusans, now that they were relieved of the war, would have plenty of time to seek after the recovery of their liberty.

1 "Siceli" must be an error for "Sicilian Greeks" or "Syracusans."

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