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BIBLIOGRAFIA FILIPPOU > BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PHILIPPOS

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Elias Kapetanopoulos

Professor Dr. (Greece-Rome)

Department of History

Central Connecticut State University

New Britain, CT 06050-4010 (USA)

Telephone:

(860) 832-2820 (office)

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E-mail: Kapetanopoulos@ccsu.edu

Home Page: http://www.history.ccsu.edu/elias/elias.htm

Areas of Research: Attic epigraphy-Athenian institutions of the Roman period (200 B.C.-3rd c. A.D.), and early Makedon(ia)/Makedones.

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CENTER FOR ATHENIAN-MAKEDONIAN STUDIES:

MAKEDONIS H' = MAKEDONIS VIII

MEROS GÉ= PART III > FILIPPOS BÉ = PHILIP II

[29-1-99=6-10-99] 13 ÉIoun€ou 2003 > 13 June 2003 = 4 Febrouar€ou 2009 > 4 February 2009

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Diodoros, 19.22.1-3.23.1: (1) ÑVw d° poyÉ ∏kon [=EÈm°nhw ka‹ tÚ stratÒpedon

aÈtoË] eﬁw Pers°polin tÚ bas€leion, Peuk°sthw m°n, Ãn taÊthw t∞w x≈raw {satrãphw ka‹} strathgÒw, yus€an §pet°lese megaloprep∞ to›w yeo›w ka‹ ÉAlejãndrƒ ka‹ Fil€ppƒ, metapemcãmenow d¢ §j ˜lhw sxedÚn t∞w Pers€dow ﬂere€vn ka‹ t«n êllvn t«n eﬁw eÈvx€an ka‹ panÆgurin xrhs€mvn pl∞yow eﬂst€ase tØn dÊnamin. (2) §plÆrvse d¢ t∞w t«n panhgurizÒntvn parous€aw [=yus€aw] kÊklouw t°ssaraw §ntÚw éllÆlvn ˆntaw ka‹ periexom°nouw ÍfÉ •nÚw toË meg€stou: e‰nai d¢ sun°baine toË m¢n §ktÚw tØn per€metron d°ka stad€vn, ∂n éneplÆroun o· te misyofÒroi ka‹ summãxvn tÚ pl∞yow, toË d¢ deut°rou stad€vn Ùkt≈, kayÉ ˘n Íp∞rxon o· te érgurãspidew MakedÒnew ka‹ t«n •ta€rvn oﬂ metÉ ÉAlejãndrou strateÊsantew, toË dÉ •j∞w tØn m¢n perif°reian stad€vn tessãrvn, tÚn d¢ tÒpon énaplhroËsyai katakeim°nvn t«n te deut°rvn ≤gemÒnvn ka‹ t«n ¶jv tãjevw {ka‹} f€lvn ka‹ strathg«n ka‹ t«n ﬂpp°vn: toË dÉ §p‹ pçsin, ˆntow due›n stad€vn, dieilÆfeisan tåw klis€aw o· te strathgo‹ ka‹ oﬂ tåw ﬂpparx€aw ¶xontew, ¶ti d¢ t«n Pers«n oﬂ mãlista tim≈menoi. (3) §n m°sƒ d¢ toÊtvn Íp∞rxon bvmo‹ ye«n ka‹ ÉAlejãndrou ka‹ Fil€ppou. ka‹ tåw m¢n klis€aw sun°bainen §k fullãdow kateskeuãsyai, kekalumm°naw aÈla€aiw ka‹ pantodapo›w peristr≈masi, xorhgoÊshw t∞w Pers€dow dacil∞ pãnta tå prÚw trufØn ka‹ épÒlausin, diesthk°nai d¢ toÁw kÊklouw épÉ éllÆlvn §p‹ tosoËton Àste mhd¢n m¢n parenoxle›syai toÁw •stivm°nouw, plhs€on dÉ e‰nai pãsaw tåw paraskeuãw. 23.1: Pãntvn d¢ katå trÒpon Íphretoum°nvn §peshma€neto tÚ pl∞yow tØn toË Peuk°stou proyum€an ka‹ fanerÚw ∑n §pidedvk∆w polÁ prÚw eÎnoian. ì dØ yevr«n EÈmenØw ka‹ sullogizÒmenow tÚn Peuk°sthn politeÊesyai prÚw tÚ pl∞yow t∞w strathg€aw ÙregÒmenon, §plãsato ceude›w §pistolãw, ktl. 317 B.C. Loeb text

Curtius, 6.4.25. Satrapen deinde Hyrcaniae dedit [=Alexander] Amminaspin [=manapin P m. pr., manapi C]; exul hic regnante Ocho ad Philippum

pervenerat. …

Curtius, 6.5.2. Dextram venienti [=Artabazo] obtulit rex [=Alexander]; quippe et hospes Philippi fuerat, cum Ocho regnante exsularet, et hospitii pignora in

regem suum ad ultimum fides conservata vincebat.

(other refrences from Curtius about Philip entered elsewhere in this web site)

Pausanias, Arkadika, 8.7. (4) ToË d¢ ÉArgoË kaloum°nou ped€ou MantineËsin ˆrow §st‹n §n éristerò, skhn∞w te Fil€ppou toË ÉAmÊntou ka‹ k≈mhw §re€pia ¶xon Nestãnhw: prÚw

taÊt˙ går stratopedeÊsasyai tª Nestãn˙ F€lippon l°gousi ka‹ tØn phgØn aÈtÒyi Ùnomãzousin ¶ti épÚ §ke€nou Fil€ppion. éf€keto d¢ §w ÉArkad€an F€lippow oﬁkeivsãmenÒw te ÉArkãdaw ka‹ épÚ toË ÑEllhnikoË sfçw toË êllou diastÆsvn. (5) F€lippon d¢ basil°vn m¢n t«n prÚ aÈtoË ka‹ ˜soi MakedÒsi gegÒnasin Ïsteron, toÊtvn m¢n pe€yoito ên tiw m°gista aÈtÚn ¶rga §pide€jasyai: strathgÚn d¢ égayÚn oÈk ên tiw fron«n Ùryå kal°seien aÈtÒn, ˜w ge ka‹ ˜rkouw ye«n katepãthsen ée‹ ka‹ spondåw §p‹ pant‹ §ceÊsato p€stin te ±t€mase mãlista ényr≈pvn. (6) ka‹ oﬂ tÚ §k toË yeoË mÆnima épÆnthsen oÈk Ùc°, pr«ta d¢ œn ‡smen. F€lippow m¢n oÈ prÒsv bi≈saw ßj te ka‹ tessarãkonta §t«n tÚ mãnteuma §jet°lese tÚ §k Delf«n, ˘ dØ xrvm°nƒ oﬂ per‹ toË P°rsou gen°syai l°gousin,

¶steptai m¢n ı taËrow, ¶xei t°low, ¶stin ı yÊsvn:

toËto m¢n dØ oÈ metå polÁ §dÆlvsen oÈk §w tÚn M∞don, éllå §w aÈtÒn ¶xon F€lippon: (7) §p‹ d¢ Fil€ppƒ teleutÆsanti Fil€ppou pa›da nÆpion, gegonÒta d¢ §k Kleopãtraw édelfid∞w ÉAttãlou, toËton tÚn pa›da ımoË tª mhtr‹ ÉOlumpiåw §p‹ skeÊouw xalkoË purÚw Ípobeblhm°nou di°fyeiren ßlkousa: xrÒnƒ d¢ Ïsteron ka‹ ÉArida›on ép°kteinen. ¶melle d¢ êra ı da€mvn ka‹ tÚ g°now tÚ Kassãndrou kak«w §jamÆsein: Kassãndrƒ d¢ oﬂ pa›dew §k Yessalon€khw gegÒnasi t∞w Fil€ppou, Yessalon€k˙ d¢ ∑san ka‹ ÉArida€ƒ mht°rew Yessala€. tå d¢ §w ÉAl°jandron ka‹ to›w pçsin ımo€vw d∞lã §stin {ÉAlejãndrou yãnatow}: (8) eﬁ d¢ t«n §w GlaËkon tÚn Spartiãthn §poiÆsato ı F€lippow lÒgon ka‹ tÚ ¶pow §fÉ •kãstou t«n ¶rgvn énem€mnhsken aÍtÒn,

éndrÚw dÉ eÈÒrkou geneØ metÒpisyen ére€vn,

oÈk ín oÏtv d€xa lÒgou doke› moi ye«n tiw ÉAlejãndrou te ımoË tÚn b€on ka‹ ékmØn tØn MakedÒnvn sb°sai.

8. (1) TÒde m¢n ≤m›n §g°neto §peisÒdion t“ lÒgƒ: metå d¢ tå §re€pia t∞w Nestãnhw ﬂerÚn DÆmhtrow §stin ëgion, ka‹ aÈtª ka‹ •ortØn énå pçn ¶tow êgousin oﬂ Mantine›w.

Athenaios, Deipnosophistai, 4. (166f) ... l°gousi d¢ ka€ tina toioËton lÒgon oﬂ Tarant›noi, toÁw m¢n êllouw ényr≈pouw diå tÚ filopone›syai ka‹ per‹ tåw §rgas€aw diatr€bein

paraskeuãzesyai z∞n, aÈtoÁw d¢ diå tåw sunous€aw ka‹ tåw ≤donåw oÈ m°llein, éllÉ ≥dh bi«nai.’

Per‹ d¢ t∞w ésvt€aw ka‹ toË b€ou Fil€ppou ka‹ t«n •ta€rvn aÈtoË §n tª myÉ t«n ﬂstori«n ı YeÒpompow tãde grãfei: (167a) ‘F€lippow §pe‹ §gkratØw poll«n §g°neto xrhmãtvn oÈk énãlvsen aÈtå tax°vw, éllÉ §j°bale ka‹ ¶rrice, pãntvn ényr≈pvn kãkistow Ãn oﬁkonÒmow oÈ mÒnon aÈtÒw, éllå ka‹ oﬂ per‹ aÈtÒn: èpl«w går oÈde‹w aÈt«n ±p€stato z∞n Ùry«w oÈd¢ svfrÒnvw oﬁke›n oﬁk€an. toË dÉ aÈtÚw a‡tiow ∑n êplhstow ka‹ polutelØw \n, proxe€rvw ëpanta poi«n ka‹ kt≈menow ka‹ didoÊw. strati≈thw går Ãn log€zesyai tå prosiÒnta ka‹ ténaliskÒmena diÉ ésxol€an oÈk ±dÊnato. (b) ¶peita dÉ oﬂ •ta›roi aÈtoË §k poll«n tÒpvn ∑san sunerruhkÒtew: oﬂ m¢n går §j aÈt∞w t∞w x≈raw, oﬂ d¢ §k Yettal€aw, oﬂ d¢ §k t∞w êllhw ÑEllãdow, oÈk érist€ndhn §jeilegm°noi, éllÉ e‡ tiw ∑n §n to›w ÜEllhsin µ to›w barbãroiw lãstaurow µ bdelurÚw µ yrasÊw tÚn trÒpon, otoi sxedÚn ëpantew eﬁw Makedon€an éyroisy°ntew •ta›roi Fil€ppou proshgoreÊonto. eﬁ d¢ ka‹ mØ toioËtÒw tiw [Ãn] §lhlÊyei, ÍpÚ toË b€ou ka‹ t∞w dia€thw t∞w Makedonik∞w tax°vw §ke€noiw ˜moiow §g€neto. (c) tå m¢n går oﬂ pÒlemoi ka‹ aﬂ strate›ai, {tå d¢} ka‹ aﬂ polut°leiai yrase›w aÈtoÁw e‰nai proetr°ponto ka‹ z∞n mØ kosm€vw, éllÉ és≈tvw ka‹ to›w l˙sta›w paraplhs€vw.’

DoËriw dÉ §n zÉ Makedonik«n per‹ PasikÊprou l°gvn toË §n KÊprƒ basil°vw ˜ti êsvtow ∑n grãfei ka‹ tãde: ...

6. (249c) F€lippon d° fhsi YeÒpompow §n tª tetãrt˙ ka‹ tessarakostª t«n ﬂstori«n Yrasuda›on tÚn YessalÚn katast∞sai t«n ımoeyn«n tÊrannon, mikrÚn m¢n ˆnta tØn gn≈mhn, kÒlaka d¢ m°giston. éllÉ oÈk ÉArkad€vn ı ÉAxaiÚw kÒlaj ∑n: per‹ o ı aÈtÚw ﬂstore› YeÒpompow ka‹ DoËriw Makedonik«n. (d) otow d¢ ı ÉArkad€vn mis«n tÚn F€lippon •koÊsion §k t∞w patr€dow fugØn ¶fugen. ∑n dÉ eÈfu°statow ka‹ ple€ouw épofãseiw aÈtoË mnhmoneÊontai. ¶tuxen dÉ oÔn pote §n Delfo›w §pidhmoËntow Fil€ppou pare›nai ka‹ tÚn ÉArkad€vna: ˘n yeasãmenow ı Maked∆n ka‹ proskalesãmenow “m°xri t€now feÊj˙, fhs€n, ÉArkad€vn;” ka‹ ˜w:

¶w tÉ ín toÁw éf€kvmai o„ oÈk ‡sasi F€lippon.

FÊlarxow dÉ §n tª pr≈t˙ ka‹ eﬁkostª t«n ﬂstori«n gelãsanta tÚn F€lippon §p‹ toÊtƒ kal°sai [=§kãlese AC] te §p‹ de›pnon tÚn ÉArkad€vna ka‹ oÏtv tØn ¶xyran dialÊsasyai.

Per‹ d¢ Nikhs€ou toË ÉAlejãndrou kÒlakow ÑHgÆsandrow tãdÉ ﬂstore›: ...

13. (556e) ÑO d¢ ÑHrakl∞w ple€staw dÒjaw §sxhk°nai guna›kaw (∑n går filogÊnhw) énå m°row aÈtåw e‰xen, (f) …w ín strateuÒmenow [=strefÒmenow C] ka‹ katå diãfora gignÒmenow xvr€a: §j œn ka‹ tÚ t«n t°knvn aÈt“ pl∞yow §g°neto. §n •ptå m°ntoi ge ≤m°raiw pentÆkonta diepary°neuse Yest€ou kÒraw, …w ÑHrÒdvrow [=≤rÒdotow E] ﬂstore›. polugÊnaiow dÉ §g°neto ka‹ AﬁgeÊw: pr≈thn m¢n går ¶ghme tØn ÜOplhtow yugat°ra, meyÉ ∂n [=e‰ta tØn C] t«n Xalk≈dontow [=xalkÒdontos AC] m€an. paradoÁw dÉ émfot°raw f€loiw sun∞n polla›w xvr‹w gãmvn. ¶peita tØn Pity°vw ¶laben A‡yran, meyÉ ∂n MÆdeian. 557. (a) YhseÁw d¢ ÑEl°nhn èrpãsaw •j∞w ka‹ ÉAriãdnhn ¥rpasen. ÖIstrow goËn §n tª tessareskaidekãt˙ t«n ÉAttik«n katal°gvn tåw toË Yhs°vw genom°naw guna›kãw fhsin tåw m¢n aÈt«n §j ¶rvtow gegen∞syai, tåw dÉ §j èrpag∞w, êllaw dÉ §k nom€mvn gãmvn: §j èrpag∞w m¢n ÑEl°nhn, ÉAriãdnhn, ÑIppolÊthn, ka‹ tåw KerkÊonow ka‹ S€nidow [=einidow A] yugat°raw, nom€mvw dÉ aÈtÚn g∞mai Mel€boian [=Per€boian Plut.] tØn A‡antow mht°ra. ÑHs€odow d° fhsin ka‹ ÜIpphn [=ÉIÒphn Plut.] ka‹ A‡glhn, (b) diÉ ∂n ka‹ toÁw prÚw ÉAriãdnhn ˜rkouw par°bh, Àw fhsi K°rkvc. FerekÊdhw d¢ prost€yhsi ka‹ Fer°boian. prÚ d¢ t∞w ÑEl°nhw ka‹ §k Troiz∞now [=tro€as A] ¥rpasen ÉAnaj≈. metå d¢ tØn ÑIppolÊthn Fa€dran ¶sxen.

F€lippow dÉ ı Maked∆n oÈk §pÆgeto m¢n eﬁw toÁw pol°mouw guna›kaw, Àsper Dare›ow ı ÍpÉ ÉAlejãndrou kataluye€w, ˘w per‹ t«n ˜lvn polem«n [=pol°mvn A] triakos€aw •jÆkonta periÆgeto pallakãw, …w ﬂstore› Dika€arxow §n tr€tƒ per‹ toË t∞w ÑEllãdow B€ou: ı d¢ F€lippow aﬁe‹ katå pÒlemon §gãmei. “§n ¶tesi goËn e‡kosi ka‹ dus‹n [=dÊo A] oÂw §bas€leuen [=§bas€leusen A], Àw fhsi Sãturow §n t“ per‹ toË B€ou aÈtoË, (c) AÈdãtan ÉIllur€da gÆmaw ¶sxen §kj aÈt∞w yugat°ra KÊnnan: ¶ghmen d¢ ka‹ F€lan édelfØn D°rda ka‹ Maxãta. oﬁkei≈sasyai d¢ y°lvn ka‹ tÚ Yettal«n ¶ynow §paidopoiÆsato §k dÊo Yettal€dvn gunaik«n, œn ≤ m¢n ∑n Fera€a Nikhs€poliw, ¥tiw aÈt“ §g°nnhse Yettalon€khn, ≤ d¢ Larisa€a F€linna, §j ∏w ÉArrida›on §t°knvse. prosektÆsato d¢ ka‹ tØn Molott«n basile€an gÆmaw ÉOlumpiãda, §j ∏w ¶sxen ÉAl°jandron ka‹ Kleopãtran. (d) ka‹ tØn Yrñkhn d¢ ˜te eÂlen, ∏ke prÚw aÈtÚn KoyÆlaw ı t«n Yr&k«n basileÁw êgvn MÆdan tØn yugat°ra ka‹ d«ra pollã. gÆmaw d¢ ka‹ taÊthn §peisÆgagen tª ÉOlumpiãdi. §p‹ pãsaiw dÉ ¶ghme Kleopãtran §rasye‹w tØn ÑIppostrãtou m¢n édelfØn, ÉAttãlou d¢ édelfid∞n: ka‹ taÊthn §peisãgvn tª ÉOlumpiãdi ëpanta tÚn b€on tÚn •autoË sun°xeen. eÈy°vw går §n aÈto›w to›w gãnoiw ı m¢n ÖAttalow ‘nËn m°ntoi gnÆsioi, ¶fh, ka‹ oÈ nÒyoi basile›w gennhyÆsontai.’ ka‹ ı ÉAl°jandrow ékoÊsaw ¶balen √ metå xe›raw e‰xen kÊliki tÚn ÖAttalon, ¶peita kéke›now aÈtÚn t“ pothr€ƒ. (e) ka‹ metå taËta ÉOlumpiåw m¢n eﬁw MolottoÁw [=molottÚn C] ¶fugen, ÉAl°jandrow dÉ eﬁw ÉIllurioÊw. ka‹ ≤ Kleopãtra dÉ §g°nnhse t“ Fil€ppƒ yugat°ra tØn klhye›san EÈr≈phn.”

FilogÊnhw dÉ ∏n ka‹ EÈrip€dhw ı poihtÆw. ... (Loeb text)

NOTE. Plutarch, Pyrrhos, 9. (1) Guna›kaw d¢ pragmãtvn ßneka ka‹ dunãmevw ple€onaw ¶ghme [=PÊrrow] metå tØn ÉAntigÒnhw teleutÆn. ka‹ går AÈtol°ontow toË PaiÒnvn basil°vw ¶labe yugat°ra, ka‹ Birk°nnan tØn BardÊlliow toË ÉIlluri«n, ka‹ Lãnassan tØn ÉAgayokl°ouw toË Surakos€ou, pro›ka prosferom°nhn aÈt“ tØn Kerkura€vn pÒlin ≤lvku›an ÍpÚ ÉAgayokl°ouw. §k m¢n oÔn ÉAntigÒnhw Ptolema›on uﬂÚn ¶sxen, §k d¢ Lanãsshw ÉAl°jandron, ÜElenon d¢ tÚn ne≈taton §k Birk°nnhw. (2) ka‹ pãntaw égayoÁw §n to›w ˜ploiw §yr°cato ka‹ diapÊrouw, eÈyÁw §k genet∞w §p‹ toËto yhgom°nouw ÍpÉ aÈtoË.

Ibid., 10. (5) ≤ går Lãnassa memcam°nh tÚn PÊrron …w mçllon pros°xonta ta›w barbãroiw gunaij‹n eﬁw K°rkuran épex≈rhse, ka‹ deom°nh gãmvn basilik«n §kãlei DhmÆtrion, §pistam°nh mãlista t«n basil°vn eÈkÒlvw ¶xonta prÚw gãmouw gunaik«n. §ke›now d¢ pleÊsaw tª te Lanãss˙ sun∞lye ka‹ frourån §n tª pÒlei kat°lipe.

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SEG 21 (1965) 66-67, No. 246=B.D. Meritt, Hesperia 30 (1961) 207-208, No. 2 (Pl. 35): [-------------]ois[----------/ ------- eÎn]oian: [§pain°sai / d¢ ka‹ toÁ]w p[r°]sbe[iw aÈtoË / ka‹ ste]fan«sai yal[loË stefã/(5)nvi §pei]dØ ka‹ koine› [ka‹ ﬁd€ai / épofa€nous]in tØ[n] eÎ[noian tØn / toË basil°vw t]«n Mak[edÒnvn .. / ........c. 16 ........]e[--------]. Legati Philippi II Macedonum regis honorantur, a. 359/8 a. (?).

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Nikephoros Gregoras, RVMAIKH ISTORIA 4.3 [P. 52 A-C]=ed. B. G. Niebuhr, CSHB

6 [=I] Bonn 1829) 89-90: ..., ka‹ oÈk êkraton §w t°low tÚ t∞w eÈfrosÊnhw kalÚn §n t“ b€ƒ sugxvre›n to›w ¶xousin …w tå pollå perig€gnesyai. diå toËto ka‹ F€lippow ı Makedon€aw tÊrannow, tri«n aÈt“ pote perigenom°nvn eÈtuxhmãtvn ≤m°raw miçw, ÍperÆsyh m¢n tª t∞w cux∞w diay°sei, gl«ssan d¢ megalorrÆmona to›w parest«si doËnai oÈk §jetrãph, oÈdÉ §p‹ m°ga ∑re tØn ÙfrËn: éllÉ eﬁd∆w …w ta›w Íperbola›w t«n eÈtuxhmãtvn Íperbolik≈tera §pifÊontai tå lupoËnta, metri≈teron m¢n diet°yh prÚw tå gegenhm°na, fÒbon dÉ ¶sxe per‹ toË m°llontow me€zona µ katå tÚ m°tron t∞w eÈfrosÊnhw: ka‹ énastãw, “Œ ye°,” e‰pe, “m€jon ti to›w égayo›w ka‹ dustÊxhma m°trion, mÆpou ta›w ≤dona›w suneparye‹w t«n megãlvn kal«n eﬁw megãlouw éprosdokÆtvw §mp°sv krhmnoÁw t«n kak«n.” diå dØ taËta ka‹ to›w toË Ka€sarow eÈtuxÆmasi bãskanon §pirr€cantew ÙfyalmÚn ...

Nikephoros Gregoras, RVMAIKH ISTORIA 9.5 [P. 254 C-D]= ed. B. G. Niebuhr,

CSHB 6 [=I] (Bonn 1829) 414-415: §pe‹ ka‹ suneto›w polem€oiw aﬁd°simow éndrÚw éretÆ. ka‹ går Dhmosy°nhn tÚn ÉAttikÚn §n to›w mãlista polem‹oiw ˆnta F€lippow §makãrize, l°gvn: “eﬁ m°n tiw ÉAyhna›ow n §n ÉAyÆnaiw fãskei t∞w patr€dow §m¢ protimòn, toËton érgur€ou m¢n pria€mhn ên, fil€aw dÉ oÈk ên: eﬁ d° tiw Íp¢r t∞w patr€dow §m¢ mise›, toÊtƒ prospolem« m°n, …w ékropÒlei ka‹ te€xei, nevr€oiw ka‹ tãfrƒ: yaumãzv d¢ t∞w éret∞w ka‹ makar€zv tØn pÒlin toË ktÆmatow.” éllå taËta m¢n Ïsteron.

Nikephoros Gregoras, RVMAIKH ISTORIA 9.11 [P. 279 B]= ed. B. G. Niebuhr,

CSHB 6 [=I] (Bonn 1829) 454: tÚ dÉ §n étÒpoiw ka‹ kibdÆloiw, toËto d¢ ka‹ t«n §pa€nvn pãmpan §jekexvrÆkei ka‹ mukt∞row katatr°xontow oÈ sfÒdra éppallãttei. l°getai går ka‹ F€lippow ép0sk«cai prÚw tÚn pa›da ÉAl°jandron, ˜ti deji«w te ka‹ §mmel«w §kiyãrisen, “aﬁsxrÚn einai,” fÆsaw, “§n to›w faÊloiw §pide€knusyai filot€mvw tÚn eÈgen∞.” [first three quotation marks by this writer]

Nikephoros Gregoras, T“ uﬂ“ toË Basil°vw kur€ƒ Matya€ƒ t“ basile›, ed. R.

Guilland, Correspondance Nicéphore Grégoras [Paris 1927] 237, No. 152: ...., §ke›no prÚw s¢ tÆmeron fy°ggesyai ˘ F€lippow ı Maked∆n prÚw tÚn pa›da ÉAl°jandron [Plut. Alex., 6]. Zhte›n går s¢ protr°pousi basile€an ‡shn. <<Yròkh går s°, fas€n, oÈ xvre›>>: ka€toi lamprot°ran µ katÉ §ke›non t«n s«n §xÒntvn §pa€nvn tØn prÒfasin, §xr∞n dÆpou kaﬁ metå belt€onÒw tinow t∞w prosyÆkhw eﬁr∞syai soi tout‹ tÚ prÒsrhma.

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Fourth International Symposium on Alexander the Great, 3-6 April 2008, Clemson, SC: Philip II and Alexander III: Father, Son and Dunasteia =

http://people.clemson.edu/~elizab/Alexander%20conference.html

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Worthington, Ian, Philip II of Macedonia [Yale University Press, 2008]. The theme/mood of this publication is undoubtedly intended to be conveyed by the youthful portrait of Philip on its jacket.

Pp. v-xx (Contents, Illustrations and Maps, Preface, Acknowledgements, Philip’s Life and Reign: The Main Events, Quotations and Abbreviations), Map 1-5 (Greece, Macedonia, The Balkan Area, Macedonia’s Frontiers and Philip’s Mines, Thessaly), pp. 1-303: Ch. 1. Preamble: ‘The Greatest of the Kings in Europe’? (pp. 1-5), Ch. 2. Philip’s Macedonia (6-14), Ch. 3. Philip’s Youth and Accession (15-22), Ch. 4. The New Army and the Unification of Macedonia (23-37), Ch. 5. The War over Amphipolis (38-52), Ch. 6. Apollo’s Saviour: Philip and the Sacred War (53-73), Ch. 7. The Fall of Olynthus (74-83), Ch. 8. Apollo Rescued, and the Peace of Philocrates (84-103), Ch. 9. The Hostile Aftermath (105-119), Ch. 10. Thrace: The Die is Cast (120-135), Ch. 11. Chaeronea and the End of Greek Liberty (136-151), Ch. 12. From Master of Greece to Conqueror of Persia? (152-171), - PLATES, Nos. 1-24 (33 illustrations) between pp. 166-167 - Ch. 13. Assassination (172-186), Ch. 14. After Philip (187-193), Ch. 15. Philip in Retrospect: King, Man – and God? (194-203), Ch. 16. Philip and Alexander: Like Father, Like Son? (204-208.

Appendix 1: The Sources of Information (pp. 210-215), Appendix 2: The Question of Macedonian Ethnicity (216-219) [conclusion: Greek speakers = Greeks], Appendix 3: Macedonia before Philip II (220-225), Appendix 4: Pella (226-227), Appendix 5: Philip’s Apparent Divinity (228-233), Appendix 6: The Vergina Royal Tombs (234-241) [conclusion: Tomb II =

Philip].

NOTES to pages, pp. 242-281

Bibliographic Essay, 282-286

Select Bibliography, 287-297

INDEX, 298-303

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P.Oxy. XXX 2520. Epic poem of Philip.

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BERGINA / <<AnastÆyhke>> h xrusÆ panopl€a tou Fil€ppou!, BIKU

XARISOPOULOU, TA NEA, ORIZONTES, YEMATA, 29-09-2003, Sel. P21/KvdikÒw ãryrou: A17752P211 [Online].

BERGINA, énãktoron/palace, mvsaÛkÚn/mosaic: ELEUYEROTUPIA, t°xnew, FÊllo ParaskeuÆw 09 – 11 – 2007 [Online]: DÊo pÒdia taÊrou de€xnoun ton F€lippo BÅ vw

Eurvpa€o hgemÒna, Tou SAKH APOSTOLAKH.

EYNOS, texnew, politismow, 9/11/2007 [Online]: O pr≈tow Eurvpa€ow hg°thw, MARIA RITZALEOU.

KAYHMERINH, PolitismÒw, ParaskeuÆ, 9 Noembr€ou 2007 [Online]: EurÆmata sth Berg€na, [ka‹] F€lippow, o Eurvpa€ow hgemÒnaw / Sto fvw chfidvtÒ sto anãktoro tvn Aig≈n pou anaparistã thn <<ArpagÆ thw Eur≈phw>>, Thw Givtaw Murtsivth.

TA NEA, ORIZONTES, PARASKEUH 9 NOEMBRIOU 2007 Ar. FÊllou: 18.985 [Online]: SUNTHRHYHKE STH BERGINA / ÄEna chfidvtÒ ton≈nei to <<eurvpaÛkÒ

prof€l>> tou Fil€ppou BÉ, B.X.

ELEUYEROTUPIA, t°xnew, FÊllo ParaskeuÆw 05 – 12 – 2008 [Online]: Miãmish BoulÆ to anãktoro tou Fil€ppou / Di≈rofo, polutel°w, me 278 kl€new, ktism°no apÒ ton arxit°ktona PÊyeo, ton dhmiourgÒ tou Mausvle€ou thw AlikarnassoÊ, Thw N. KONTRAROU-RASSIA.

EYNOSONLINE, E-LIFE >> EPISTHMES, 5/12 [2008], Ena yaÊma thw arxa€aw Ellãdaw, AntigÒnh Karãlh.

ELEUYEROTUPIA, t°xnew, FÊllo ParaskeuÆw 07 – 09 – 2007 [Online]: Anasthl≈netai h katoik€a tou Fil€ppou, N. KONTRAROU-RASSIA. [palãtion eﬁw Aﬁgãw]

XAIRVNEIA: John Ma, <<TOPOGRAPHIES OF COMMEMORATION>>, JHS 128 (2008) 72-91 [88-91, bibliography].

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