solon
/ˈsoʊlɒn/Definitions
1. noun
A wise and revered old man, especially one who is consulted or respected for his advice or opinions.
“The village elder was known as a solon, sought out for guidance in times of crisis.”
2. noun
A lawgiver in ancient Greece, particularly one who codified the laws of a city-state, such as Solon of Athens.
“Solon is often referred to as the greatest solon of ancient Athens, credited with the creation of the Athenian constitution.”