The Alleged Secret Pact between Athens and Philip II concerning Amphipolis and Pydna

G. E. M. de Ste. Croix

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What is the reality behind the famous phrase, in Demosthenes 2. 6? It is commonly spoken of as a secret treaty, pact, agreement, bargain, or understanding, or as a secret clause or article (all these terms have been used in recent times), between Athens and Philip II of Macedon, at some time between 359 and 357, whereby the Athenians promised to hand over their ally, Pydna, to Philip, in return for his promise to hand over Amphipolis to them.

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1961The Common Peace of 366/5 B.C.

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