Nobiles iuvenes comitari eum soliti defecerant praeter Philippum; Lysimachi erat frater tum primum adultus et,  quod facile appareret, indolis rarae.
The young nobles who were accustomed to attend him had given out except Philippus; he was a brother of Lysimachus, and had just arrived at manhood, and, as was readily apparent,  a youth of a rare character.
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