Meleager'haud iniuria metu supplicii territus, cum suis secesserat'rursus Philippum trahens secum irrupit regiam, clamitans suffragari spei de novo rege paulo ante conceptae robur aetatis; experirentur modo stirpem Philippi, filium ac fratrem regum duorum; sibimet ipsis potissimum crederent.
Meleager'naturally terrified for fear of punishment, he had withdrawn with his partisans'again burst into the royal quarters dragging Philippus with him and crying that his vigorous youth favoured the hope which they had just conceived for the new king; let them only try the offspring of Philip, son and brother to two kings; let them trust their own judgement rather than that of others.
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