Iampridem enim luxu et libidinibus in praeceps tractus, desperataque regis venia, adversus iram eius alienum subsidium circumspexerat et Athenienses, quorum cum potentiam et auctoritatem apud ceteros Graecos, tum occultum in Macedonas odium norat, sedulo coluerat.
For long since, driven headlong by extravagance and his passions, and despairing of pardon from the king, he had looked about for help from others against Alexanders anger, and had sedulously courted the Athenians, whose power and influence with the rest of the Greeks he knew, as well as their secret hatred of the Macedonians.
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