At Meleager regem monere non destitit, ius imperii Perdiccae morte sanciendum esse; ni occupetur impotens animus, res novaturum.
But Meleager did not cease to warn the king that his right to rule ought to be confirmed by the death of Perdiccas; that if his ambitious spirit were not checked, he would start a revolution.
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