Two Notes on Philip of Macedon's First Interventions In Thessaly

Christopher Ehrhardt

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This passage comes at the end of Diodorus' account of the archon year 357/6 (Alexander's death probably in fact occurred earlier; 358 is the most likely date) and obviously contains a proleptic reference to the future fortunes of the tyrannicides, Tisiphonus, Lycophron, (and Peitholaus). Tisiphonus died probably in 355 or early in 354; Lycophron and Peitholaus were expelled from Pherae by Philip in 352.

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1856Demosthenes und seine Zeit 1969Thessaly in the fourth century B. C 2012Griechische Geschichte 2010A History of Greece

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