This politician’s reforms were the first to be publicly displayed on rotating wooden tablets called axones. This politician, who established the casting of lots to select a Council (-5[1])of Four Hundred, mandated (-5[1])that people who killed in self-defense (-5[1])would be exiled. (-5[1])The Suda claims that this politician (10[1])died after being suffocated by (10[1])cloaks thrown (10[1])by admirers. Demades quipped that this leader wrote in blood rather (10[1])than ink. (10[1])This ruler ended the system of blood feuds, and distinguished between intentional and unintentional (10[1])homicide in a law code largely (10[1]-5[1])replaced (10[1]-5[1])by Solon. (-5[1])For 10 points, (10[1]-5[1])name this early Athenian ruler, whose name is synonymous with severe punishments. ■END■ (10[6])