Lysander combines Greek roots for "release" and "man," translating directly to "liberator" or "one who frees." The name was carried by a historical Spartan commander, and it tends to suggest someone who removes obstacles for others rather than simply overcoming their own.
There will neither good or evil be performed, but when the good or bad planets in a nativity or revolution shall aspect the Moon by a quadrate. - William Lilly (1602.-1681.)