Haec, utcumque sunt credita, eorum quos rumor asperse rat mox potentia exstinxit; regnum enim Macedoniae Antipater et Graeciam quoque invasit,  suboles deinde excepit, interfectis omnibus quicumque Alexandrum etiam longinqua cognatione contigerant.
These tales, however much they were given credence, the power of those whom rumour had  aspersed presently suppressed; for Antipater seized the rule of Macedonia and of Greece as well, then his son succeeded him, after all who were related to Alexander, even by a distant connexion, had been  killed.
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